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hl10n

v1.0.1

Published

Complete your l10n in the same HTML.

Downloads

5

Readme

HL10N(only 423b)

中文文档
Complete your l10n in the same HTML
This library is only suitable for small projects. For complex requirements, please use other l10n or i18n libraries

Install

HL10N support browser only.

<link rel="stylesheet" href="lang.css">
<!-- 隐藏lang元素,单独整一个css是因为我有一个习惯(,在前面先加载js -->
<link rel="stylesheet" href="l18n.min.js">

Usage

<!-- ... -->
<div>
  Hello <i>World</i>
  <!-- Use wildcards -->
  <lang zh*>
    你好,<b>世界</b>
  </lang>
  <!-- Wildcards are not used -->
  <lang en-US>
    Hi <s>the f**k</s> World.
  </lang>
</div>
<!-- ... -->
<script>
  l10n.renderAll()
</script>

API

  • l10n.renderAll( lang? )
    Render the entire page. "lang" is the language code of the target language or a special identifier of the "lang" tag. When the "lang" parameter is not passed, it defaults to the language code of the browser language
  • l10n.render( node, lang? )
    node represents the element to be rendered/element node, and the lang parameter is the same as above. These two methods will modify the page html, and special processing of the modified id element may be required