Localizer

Installation

Install via NPM

Available through npm as vue-localizer.

npm install --save vue-localizer

Usage

You can set the locales globally or.. into each component separately!

• Firsty it checks about the given path into the component's locales.
• If it exist, returns the specified text.
• Otherwise it checks into the global locales and if it does not exist, it returns the path.

Create a new Localizer instance

import VueLocalizer from 'vue-localizer'

// install
Vue.use(VueLocalizer)

// the constructor comes with 2 optional arguments:
// - globalLocales (default: {})
// - language (default: 'en')
var localizer = new VueLocalizer()

You can add before/after change hooks

localizer.beforeChange((lang) => {})
localizer.afterChange((lang) => {})

Add locales to your components if you want

export default {
  data: {..},

  locales: {
    en: {
      name: {
        first: 'Pantelis',
        last: '{0}'
        full: '{first} {last}',
      }
    },
    el: {..},
    ..
  },

  methods: {..}
}

Change the language

this.$lang.change('el') // call it from a vue instance

Template

<!-- plain text -->
<span>{{ $lang('name.first') }}</span>

<!-- with indexed replacements -->
<span>{{ $lang('name.last', ['Peslis']) }}</span>

<!-- with associative replacements -->
<span>{{ $lang('name.full', {first:'Pantelis',last:'Peslis'}) }}</span>

License

Localizer is released under the MIT License. See the bundled LICENSE file for details.