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@magic-modules/language-switch

v0.0.6

Published

@magic-modules LanguageSwitch. adds an intelligent language switching mechanism to your @magic app.

Downloads

9

Readme

@magic-modules/language-switch

this is the @magic-modules LanguageSwitch component. It provides a dynamic language switch menu

it redirects your current page to any of the other language versions that exist, but also assumes that there are alternatives for every language.

html docs

NPM version Linux Build Status Windows Build Status Coverage Status Greenkeeper badge Known Vulnerabilities

install:

npm install --save-exact @magic-modules/language-switch

usage:

// in any component View
export const View = state => div({ class: 'page' }, LanguageSwitch(state)),
}
language pages

create your languages in the pages directory, for example:

/pages/
  index.js // english page
  /de/
    index.js // german page
required app state'),

LanguageSwitch needs to know about the languages in your app.

// /assets/app.js
export const state = {
  // ... other app state
  languages: [
    // the first language is the default fallback
    { code: 'en', to: '/', text: 'english' },
    { code: 'de', to: '/de/', text: 'deutsch' },
  ],
}

thats it, your magic app now knows about your languages

changelog

0.0.1

first release

0.0.2

bump required node version to 14.2.0

0.0.3

bump required node version to 14.15.4

0.0.4

do not use root to build language link to value

0.0.5
  • allow multiple languages to be shown correctly
0.0.6

update dependencies

0.0.7 - unreleased

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