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itl

v0.0.4

Published

A simple font-end translation library

Downloads

7

Readme

itl - A simple JavaSript library for phrases translation

Note that it works with itl-server

1. Installation

First, you will need to prepare a translation spreadsheet and setup itl-server. (Tutorial will be updated)

1.1. Install itl library

// using NPM
npm install itl --save

// or Yarn
yarn add itl

1.2. Create config file

Best to leave it in the root or src folder of your app

// ./i8.config.js
import itl from "itl";
const i8 = new itl({
    endPoint: "(your itl-server enpoint)",
    defaultLanguage: "en", // the language is used in the app
    selectedLanguage: "fr", // optional, if a different language is set while using the app, it will ignore this option
})

// To print out a list of not-translated phrases, added this line
// Then from the browser console, run printNotTranslatedList
window.printNotTranslatedList = itl.getUnlisted

export default i8;

2. How to use it?

From here, everytime you need to translate a phrase, you will load i8 from the i8.config.js file created above.

2.1. Syntax

i8.text(
    phrase: string, 
    options?: { 
        data?: { [variable]: string: string | number }, 
        case?: "upper" | "lower" | "capital" | "title" // "capital" by default
    }
)

// or use a shorter form "i8.t"

2.2. Examples

import i8 from "./i8.config.js";

// Set a reference language, load from server if it doesn't find in the cache storage
await i8.setLanguage("fr");

i8.text("Hello"); // => Salut
i8.text("Hello, __name__!", { data: { name: "Tiffany" } }); // => Bonjour, Tiffany!