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easytranslate.js

v1.1.0

Published

EasyTranslate.js is a lightweight JavaScript library for easy message translation based on language and translation groups.

Readme

EasyTranslate.js

EasyTranslate.js is a lightweight JavaScript library for easy message translation based on language and translation groups.

Installation

You can install EasyTranslate.js via npm:

npm install easytranslate.js

Usage

const Translator = require('easytranslate.js');

// Create an instance of the Translator
const translator = new Translator();

// Set the directory containing translation files
translator.setDirectory('./translations');

// Optional: Set a custom message for when a translation is not found
translator.setNotFoundMessage('Translation not available!');

// Optional: Enable debug mode to log additional information
translator.setDebugMode(true);

// Get available languages
const availableLanguages = translator.getAvailableLanguages();
console.log('Available Languages:', availableLanguages);

// Translate a message
const translation = translator.translate('en', 'greetings.user.header.title1', { user: 'me', time: '10 pm' });
console.log('Translation:', translation);

Translation Files

Place your translation files in the specified directory (e.g., ./translations). Each file should be named with the language code (e.g., en.json) and follow the JSON structure:

{
  "greetings": {
    "user": {
      "header": {
        "title1": "Hey {user}, it is {time}?"
      }
    }
  }
}

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setDirectory(directory: string): void

Sets the directory containing translation files.

setNotFoundMessage(message: string): void

Sets a custom message to be returned when a translation is not found.

setDebugMode(debugMode: boolean): void

Enables or disables debug mode. When enabled, additional information is logged.

getAvailableLanguages(): string[]

Returns an array of available language codes.

translate(language: string, key: string, params?: object): string

Translates a message based on the specified language, translation key, and optional parameters.