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p-limit-common

v1.0.1

Published

p-limit-common

Downloads

12

Readme

Extension For HBuilderX

Plugin development documentation:https://hx.dcloud.net.cn

introduction

This template is the JS template of hbuilderx plugin(Support i18n internationalization)

file structure:

├─i18n(translation source)
│  ├─base(default language)
│  ├─en(english language)
│  └─zh-cn(chinese language)
├─src(development directory)
├─package.json(configuration file)
├─package.nls.json(Default internationalization language for content in package.json)
├─package.nls.en.json(Internationalize the content in package.json in English)
└─package.nls.zh-cn.en(Chinese internationalization language for content in package.json)

Before the plugin run, please enter the following command in the terminal:

npm run dev

Plugin running or debugging

Use steps of this example:

  1. Open this sample project,click the run button on the toolbar,or press the shortcut keyCtrl+r,a new HBuilderX form opens,the new form will load this plugin
  2. Open a document in a new form,right click,there will be a new menu item at the bottom of the menuhello world(in case of Chinese language,menu items are你好 世界)
  3. clickhello world(你好 世界),a dialog box will pop up
  4. Insrc/extension.js, you can modify the code logic of the plugin,in package.json, you can modify the configuration of the plugin
  5. After modifying these codes or configurations,hot refresh is not currently supported。you need to click the run button on the toolbar again,or press the shortcut keyCtrl+r,stop operation,then run again。generally, it is recommended to press continuouslyCtrl+r

plugin build:

Build command:

npm run build

Build Description: After executing the build command,a dist folder will be generated under the project root directory,the content in the folder is the published plugin content。

Use internationalization:

  1. Import hxnls builtin package
    const nls = require('hxnls');
  1. call nls.loadMessageBundle():
    let localize = nls.loadMessageBundle();
  1. Method support under Internationalization:
    1)localize(key, value);
        key: string type, unique, It needs to be used as a key in the JSON file under the i18n folder;
        value: string type, corresponding to the value in the JSON file under the i18n folder。
        localize('hello', 'hello world');
    2)localize(key, value);
        value: string containing parameters;
        localize('hello', 'hello {0}{1}{2}{3}{4}...', 'w', 'o', 'r', 'l', 'd', ...);
        localize() After the first parameter, it is the string parameter in value. The calling method is {x-2}