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l10nize

v1.1.1

Published

Localization framework.

Readme

l10nize

Localizer framework.

Usage

const options = {
    languages: {
        en_US: {
           en_US: {
               TITLE: "Title"
           }
        }
    }
}

const Localizer = require("l10nize");
const localizer = new Localizer(options);

Options

  • languagesFolder (String) Folder path, relative to the running script, containing language files.
  • languagesFile (String) File path, relative to the running script, containing languages.
  • languages (Object) Object containing languages.
  • default (String) Message shown when no localization could be found.
  • fallback (Array, Language) Fallback language automatically used when no localization were found.

More information, and an example, are available in the examples folder.

localize(name, languages, arguments)

  • name (String) Name of string to be localized.
  • languages (Array, Languages) Array of languages to localize, in order of which should be tried first.
  • arguments (Object) Placeholder names and the values to replace them.

Localize a message.

checkLanguage(language)

  • language (Array) Array that may be a language.

Check if array provided is a language.

setFallback(language)

  • language (Array) Language to fallback to.

Set the message to automatically fallback to.

setDefault(default)

  • default (String) Message returned if no localization could be found.

Set the message returned if no localization could be found.

addLanguage(name, language)

  • name (String) Name of the language being added.
  • language (Array, Language) Language being added.

Add a language to the languages.

removeLanguage(name)

  • name (String) Name of the language being removed.

Remove a language from the languages.

addLanguages(languages)

  • languages (Array, Languages) Array of languages to be added.

Add multiple languages to the languages.

setLanguages(languages)

  • languages (Array, Languages) Array of languages to replace current array.

Set languages in languages.