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o18n

v0.1.1

Published

A plugin for organize your internationalization files.

Downloads

2

Readme

o18n

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o18n is a plugin for organize your language files. You can decide the order of display for different languages. It can set content in the component to avoid using a large language file on the website. It solves the problem of duplicate keys between different components.

o18n demo

Your i18n setting for website can be easier

import O18N from 'o18n';

const lang = new O18N({
  zh: { hello: '哈囉'},
  en: { hello: 'hello'},
});

/* Default is the first language */
console.log(lang.hello); // 哈囉

lang.locale = 'en';
console.log(lang.hello); // hello

Why o18n?

  • Simplicity: if you use create-react-app and then import it, you can start.
  • Prioritized: When a language does not have a key, it will be replaced with the second-order language. If the second order is not there, then the third order will be used.
  • Modularization: Avoid language files that are too large. You can split the language files and spread them in each component. Because of this, it doesn't matter if there are duplicate keys between components..

If you are unfamiliar with webpack and you want to get started quickly, it is also a good idea to install create-react-app to build the development environment.

npm i -g create-react-app

Installing

npm

npm i --save o18n

Yarn

yarn add o18n

Examples

See the Demo

Alt text

Running the tests

Explain how to run the automated tests for this system

Give an example

Authors

  • sexyoung

License

MIT License. See the included LICENSE file.