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@gram-lang/i18n

v1.0.0

Published

Gram recipe i18n and unit normalization logic

Readme

@gram-lang/i18n

npm version License: GPL v3

Part of the Gram monorepo.

The translation and normalization module for units and time within the Gram recipe language. It provides high-performance, O(1) lookup dictionaries and normalizers to translate locale-specific aliases (e.g., càs, cuillère à soupe, teaspoon) into standardized canonical representation units (e.g., tbsp, tsp).


📚 General Documentation

For full syntax specifications, grammar details, cheatsheets, and best practices, please refer to the Gram Documentation.


🛠️ Installation

npm install @gram-lang/i18n
# or
bun add @gram-lang/i18n

⚡ Usage

The package exports two primary normalization functions: normalizeUnit (for volumes/masses) and resolveTimeUnit (for duration units).

import { normalizeUnit, resolveTimeUnit } from '@gram-lang/i18n';

// 1. Normalizing measurement units
console.log(normalizeUnit('càs', 'fr'));            // 'tbsp' (French alias)
console.log(normalizeUnit('tablespoon', 'en'));      // 'tbsp' (English alias)
console.log(normalizeUnit('g'));                     // 'g' (Fallback / Global)

// 2. Normalizing time units
console.log(resolveTimeUnit('heures', 'fr'));       // 'h'
console.log(resolveTimeUnit('minutes'));            // 'm'

⚙️ How it Works

To maintain maximum performance under load (e.g., when compiling/analyzing large numbers of recipes), the dictionaries are compiled once at initialization into flat hash maps using compileDictionary. Lookups are O(1) operations.

If a language-specific code (e.g., 'fr') is provided, the function checks the locale dictionary first. If it cannot find the alias, or if no language is specified, it falls back to a global, unified dictionary mapping.


🏗️ Structure

  • src/index.ts: The main package entry point.
  • src/dictionary.ts: Dictionary compiler helper that transforms structured translations into flat O(1) maps.
  • src/units.ts: Mass and volume unit dictionary (French & English) and normalizer.
  • src/time.ts: Time unit dictionary (French & English) and normalizer.

📄 License

This project is licensed under the GPL-3.0 License.