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intor-translator

v1.5.0

Published

The Intor translation engine

Readme

NPM version TypeScript License

Features

  • Modular Pipeline – A pluggable, hook-driven flow for any translation logic.
  • Typed Autocomplete – Inferred keys and locales with precise, reliable completion.
  • Framework-Agnostic – A lightweight engine that runs anywhere in JavaScript.

Installation

# npm
npm install intor-translator

# yarn
yarn add intor-translator

# pnpm
pnpm add intor-translator

Quick Start

import { Translator } from "intor-translator";

const messages = {
  en: {
    hello: "Hello World",
    greeting: "Hello, {name}!", // Use curly braces for replacements
  },
};

// Create a translator instance
const translator = new Translator({ messages, locale: "en" });

// Use the translator
translator.t("hello"); // -> Hello World
translator.t("greeting", { name: "John doe" }); // -> Hello, John doe!

Handlers & Hooks

Intor Translator runs on an explicit, hook-driven pipeline.

Ordered pipeline:
resolveLocales → findMessage → loadingmissingformat → interpolate

Handlers

Handlers override specific pipeline stages:

  • loading
  • missing
  • formatting

Hooks

Hooks participate in the ordered pipeline and control how the translation process executes.

They allow external logic to extend or adjust the pipeline behavior.


For more advanced usage, see the full examples. View examples ↗

See full benchmark details: bench ↗