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@poool/grunt-angular-translate-cache

v0.1.1

Published

Grunt build task to concatenate & pre-load your Angular Translate translations using $translateCache

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grunt-angular-translate-cache

Grunt build task to concatenate & pre-load your Angular Translate translations using $translationCache

Output example :

angular.module('test-app').run(['$translationCache', function($translationCache) {
  $translationCache.put("languages/en.json", {"test":"This is a <span class=\"test\">test</span>"});
  $translationCache.put("languages/fr.json", {"test":"Ceci est un test"});
}]);

Then, when you use a translation file with angular-translate-loader-static-files it will already be loaded without having to do another Ajax request !

Installation

This plugin requires Grunt ~1.0.0

Usemin integration requires grunt-usemin ~3.0.0

Install the plugin :

  • NPM : $ npm install @poool/grunt-angular-translate-cache --save-dev
  • Yarn : $ yarn add @poool/grunt-angular-translate-cache

Enable the plugin within your Gruntfile :

grunt.loadNpmTasks("@poool/grunt-angular-translate-cache");

Options

angular

Global namespace for Angular.

If you use angular.noConflict(), then set this value to whatever you re-assign angular to. Otherwise, it defaults to angular.

bootstrap

Callback to modify the bootstraper that registers lang files with $translationCache.

By default, the bootstrap script wraps function($translationCache) { ... } with:

angular.module('app').run(['$translationCache', ... ]);

If you want to create your own wrapper so you register the templates as an AMD or CommonJS module, set the bootstrap option to something like:

bootstrap: function(module, script) {
  return 'module.exports[module] = ' + script + ';';
}

module

String of the angular.module to register templates with.

If not specified, it will automatically be the name of the ngTranslateCache subtask (e.g. app, based on the examples below).

prefix

String to prefix template URLs with. Defaults to ''

If you need to use absolute urls:

ngTranslateCache: {
  app: {
    options: {
      prefix: '/'
    }
  }
}

If you serve static assets from another directory, you specify that as well.

standalone

Boolean indicated if the templates are part of an existing module or a standalone. Defaults to false.

  • If the value is false, the module will look like angular.module('app'), meaning app module is retrieved.
  • If the value is true, the module will look like angular.module('app', []), meaning app module is created.

usemin

Path to <!-- build:js [path/to/output.js] --> usemin target

This should be the output path of the compiled JS indicated in your HTML, such as path/to/output.js shown here.

Example

ngTranslateCache: {
    options: {
        module: "app",
        usemin: "scripts/scripts.js"
    },
    app: {
        cwd: "app",
        src: "languages/**/*.json",
        dest: "build/translateCache.js"
    }
}

Contributing

Feel free to contribute to this repository by making pull requests to http://github.com/p3ol/grunt-angular-translate-cache and create any related issue on the same github repository.

License

Copyright (c) 2017 Ugo Stephant. Licensed under MIT license.