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diet-dictionary

v0.0.5

Published

Translation Engine for Dietjs

Downloads

8

Readme

Diet: Dictionary

With the dictionary module you can translate your app into any language using the echo() function and the dictionary table inside your mysql database.

Install

If you have diet then it's already installed.

npm install diet-dictionary

Prerequsitions

  1. Make sure you have mysql installed
  2. Make sure you have diet installed
  3. Make sure you have correct mysql configuration when you initialize your diet app
  4. Create a dictionary table inside your mysql database

Example dictionary table

If you want to support more languages just create a new column for it and restart the server.

English | Hungarian | Spanish ---|---|--- Hello | Szia | Hola How are you? | Hogy vagy? | ¿Cómo estás?

Example Backend Usage

var app = new Application(options);

app.get('/', function(request, response, mysql){
	// DEFINE language
	response.head.language = 'Hungarian';
	
	// Translate string
	response.head.title = response.head.echo('Hello World');
	
	// End HTTP Response
	response.end(response.head.title); // -> outputs "Üdv Világ!"
	mysql.end();
});

Example Usage in HTML

<!DOCTYPE html/>
<html>
	<head>
		<title>{{-echo @title}}</title><!-- outputs: "Üdv Világ" -->
	</head> 
	<body>
		<h1>{{-echo @title}}</h1> <!-- outputs: "Üdv Világ" -->
		<p>{{-echo 'How are you?'}}</p> <!-- outputs: "Hogy vagy?" -->
	</body>
</html>

Example Usage in Client Side JS

You will need to include the dictionary.js files which is autogenerated for you in:

/your_app/resources/scripts/dictionary.js

This is how it looks like:

<!DOCTYPE html/>
<html>
	<head>
		<title>Piece of Cake</title>
		<!-- Just Include the Auto Generated dictionary.js file -->
		<script src="/scripts/dictionary.js"></script>
		
		<!-- Then start using the echo function to translate things -->
		<script>
			var message = echo('Hello World');
			alert(message); // alerts: "Üdv Világ"
		</script>
	</head>
	<body>diet is awesome</body>
</html>

You can see what's the current language in window.language set within dictionary.js. You can change the language by changing response.head.language in html and response.cookies.set('language', 'yourLanguage') for client side javacsript.