Langlate

React Component which makes multilingualism easier.

Install

• Download package via npm i langlate
• Import using var Langlate = require('langlate') or for ES6 import Langlate from 'langlate'

Usage

You can use langlate as a React Component or get the translation returned by the raw method as a string.

Component

<Langlate text={object} language={string} \>

Function

Langlate.raw(object text, string language);

Arguments

• 'text' [object] contains language keys and corresponding translations. (e.g. { en_US: "Hello World" })
• 'language' [string] is the language in which the translation will be returned. (e.g. "en_US")

Documentation & Demo

Can be found here - documentation and demo

Example

import React from "react";
import { render } from "react-dom";
import Langlate from "langlate";

class Demo extends React.Component {
  render() {
    /** Object containing translations. */
    const helloWorld = {
        en_US: "Hello World",
        pl_PL: "Witaj Świecie",
        de_DE: "Hallo Welt",
        es_ES: "Hola Mundo"
    };

    return (
        <h2>
          <Langlate language={"en_US"} text={helloWorld} />
        </h2>
    );
  }
}

render(<Demo />, document.getElementById("app"));

Give it a try on codesandbox.io

Build instructions

After cloning the repo, install all dependencies using npm install.

Run the development mode: npm run dev

Run just the docs: npm run docs

Run just the library: npm run lib

Deploy the production-ready docs: npm run docs:prod

Test the library: npm test