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@phrase/i18next-backend

v1.3.3

Published

Phrase Strings OTA i18next backend

Readme

i18nextPhraseBackend - Phrase Strings backend for i18next

Description

This small library implements an example backend for i18next which retrieves the translations from Phrase OTA releases. The distribution should be created for i18next platform.

Usage

A demo project can be found at https://github.com/phrase/ota-web-demo

Basic usage

npm install --save @phrase/i18next-backend
import i18n from "i18next";
import { I18nextPhraseBackend } from "@phrase/i18next-backend";

i18n
  .use(I18nextPhraseBackend)
  .init({
    fallbackLng: 'en',
    backend: {
      distribution: 'DISTRIBUTION_ID',
      secret: 'YOUR_ENVIRONMENT_SECRET',
      appVersion: '1.0.0',
    }
  });

Options

The backend accepts several options:

  • distribution (required): The ID of your Phrase Strings OTA distribution
  • secret (required): The secret token of your Phrase Strings OTA distribution. There are different secrets for development (i.e. beta) and production environments
  • appVersion: You can prevent some OTA releases from being serverd to certain app versions by providing minimum and maximum app version in Phrase Strings
  • cacheExpirationTime: See Caching below
  • host: By default, this library uses EU instance of Phrase Strings, if you use US DC, set this to https://ota.us.phrase.com
  • format: By default this library uses the i18next format, if you use i18next v4 (for the new pluralization resolution strategy), set this to i18next_4

Caching

The library is caching translations and won't check for new translations for 5 minutes. This can be configured by setting the cacheExpirationTime option in the backend configuration for testing purposes. It's recommended to use at least 5 minutes in production.

i18n
  .use(I18nextPhraseBackend)
  .init({
    fallbackLng: 'en',
    backend: {
      distribution: 'DISTRIBUTION_ID',
      secret: 'YOUR_ENVIRONMENT_SECRET',
      appVersion: '1.0.0',
      cacheExpirationTime: 60 * 5, // time in seconds
    }
  });