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@mediaurl/i18n

v2.3.1

Published

MediaURL tools for translations

Downloads

4

Readme

MediaURL i18n module

Helper module to quickly set up translations for addons.

By default the i18next-node-fs-backend backend for i18next is used.

If you set the environment variables LOCIZE_PROJECTID and LOCIZE_API_KEY, the i18next-node-locize-backend backend will be used.

Installation

npm i --save @mediaurl/i18n

Configuration

Run the init function somewhere at the beginning of your script. There are some default options set (see src/index.ts) which can be overwritten.

Usage of the t function

Sometimes you may need direct access to the t function of i18next. This is how it's done with this module:

import { changeLanguage } from "@mediaurl/i18n";

i18n.init({
  ["en", "fr", "tr"],
  { debug: true }
});

const someFunction = async () => {
  const t = await changeLanguage("en");
  console.log(t("some.key", "Some translated text"));
};

Usage for addons

Mainly translations are needed for the addon metadata defined at the createAddon funcitons. There are two recommended ways to translate this data.

1. With the addon action handler

import { createAddon, translateDeep } from "@mediaurl/sdk";
import * as i18n from "@mediaurl/i18n";

i18n.init({
  ["en", "fr", "tr"],
  { debug: true }
});

export const myAddon = createAddon({
  id: "i18n-example",
  name: "i18n:Name of this addon"
});

myAddon.registerActionHandler("addon", async (input, ctx, addon) => {
  const t = await changeLanguage(input.language);
  return translateDeep(addon.getProps(), t);
});

2. With an exported promise

The addon server supports resolving exported promises. This promises can return an addon or an array of addons.

Also we can benefit from the TranslatedText system. The tAll function will get all available translations for a key.

import { createAddon, translateDeep } from "@mediaurl/sdk";
import { tAll } from "@mediaurl/i18n";

export default (async () => {
  await i18n.init({
    ["en", "fr", "tr"],
    { debug: true }
  });

  const myAddon = createAddon(translateDeep(
    {
      id: "i18n-example",
      name: "i18n:Name of this addon"
    },
    tAll
  ));

  return myAddon;
});

Download translations from locize

If you choose to use locize, you should add your translations to your prjecct root, especially when you are using a serverless environment.

First install the locize-cli:

npm i --save-dev locize-cli

Then modify your package.json:

{
  "scripts": {
    "update-locize": "node -r dotenv/config node_modules/.bin/locize download --path locales --clean=true -n tmdb"
  }
}