ZingChart Locale

This repository contains example locale variables you can include in your ZingChart library.

The locale render method option lets you change the labels used for various elements of a chart, including the context-menu, and the bug reporter menu. This can really improve usability and make your charts feel really localized. Within your JSON, but outside the graphset object, include “locale”:”MYLOCALE” in which MYLOCALE is the name used in your locale JavaScript object, which we will use to set the labels.

Example:

zingchart.i18n.en_us =  {
	'rtl' : false,
	'decimals-separator' : '.',
	'thousands-separator' : '',
	'menu-reload' : 'Reload',
	'menu-print' : 'Print Chart',
	'menu-viewaspng' : 'View As PNG',
	'menu-viewasjpg' : 'View As JPG',
	'menu-downloadpdf' : 'Download PDF',
	'menu-downloadsvg' : 'Download SVG',
	'menu-exportdata' : 'Export Data',
	'menu-zoomin' : 'Zoom In',
	'menu-zoomout' : 'Zoom Out',
	'menu-viewall' : 'View All',
	'menu-viewsource' : 'View Source',
	'menu-bugreport' : 'Submit Bug',
	'menu-switchto2d' : 'Switch To 2D',
	'menu-switchto3d' : 'Switch To 3D',
	'menu-showguide' : 'Show Guide',
	'menu-hideguide' : 'Hide Guide',
	'menu-switchtolin' : 'Show Linear Scale',
	'menu-switchtolog' : 'Show Log Scale',
	'menu-fullscreen' : 'Full Screen',
	'menu-exitfullscreen' : 'Exit Full Screen',
	'menu-goback' : 'Go Back',
	'menu-goforward' : 'Go Forward',
	'date-formats' : {
		'msecond' : '%d %M %Y<br>%g:%i:%s %A<br>%q ms',
		'second' : '%d %M %Y<br>%g:%i:%s %A',
		'minute' : '%d %M %Y<br>%g:%i %A',
		'hour' : '%d %M %Y<br>%g %A',
		'day' : '%d %M %Y',
		'month' : '%M %Y',
		'year' : '%Y'
	},
	'days-short' : ['Sun', 'Mon', 'Tue', 'Wed', 'Thu', 'Fri', 'Sat'],
	'days-long' : ['Sunday', 'Monday', 'Tuesday', 'Wednesday', 'Thursday', 'Friday', 'Saturday'],
	'months-short' : ['Jan', 'Feb', 'Mar', 'Apr', 'May', 'Jun', 'Jul', 'Aug', 'Sep', 'Oct', 'Nov', 'Dec'],
	'months-long' : ['January', 'February', 'March', 'April', 'May', 'June', 'July', 'August', 'September', 'October', 'November', 'December'],
	'sync-wait' : 'Wait...',
	'export-wait' : 'Exporting...',
	'progress-wait-long' : 'Wait. Loading...',
	'progress-wait-short' : 'Wait...',
	'progress-wait-mini' : '...',
	'error-header' : 'An Error Has Occured',
	'error-message' : 'Error Message:',
	'error-close' : 'Close',
	'bugreport-header' : 'Submit Bug Report',
	'bugreport-senddata' : 'Send JSON Data',
	'bugreport-sendcapture' : 'Send Graph Capture',
	'bugreport-yourcomment' : 'Your Comment:',
	'bugreport-jsondata' : 'JSON Data:',
	'bugreport-youremail' : 'Your Email Address',
	'bugreport-infoemail' : 'if you want to receive via email our reply to your problem',
	'bugreport-emailmandatory' : 'Email address is mandatory...',
	'bugreport-submit' : 'Submit',
	'bugreport-cancel' : 'Cancel',
	'bugreport-confirm' : 'Your bug report was sent.\n\nThank you!',
	'about-close' : 'Close',
	'viewsource-jsonsource' : 'Parsed JSON',
	'viewsource-originalsource' : 'Original JSON',
	'viewsource-close' : 'Close',
	'viewsource-apply' : 'Apply',
	'viewimage-close' : 'Close',
	'legend-pagination' : 'Page %page% of %pages%'
};

zingchart.render({
	id: 'myChart',
	data: {
  	locale: 'en_us'
  	graphset:[{
  		type: 'line',
  		series: [{
  			values: [1,2,3,4,5];
  		}]
  	}]
  }
});

Installation

To ease including locales into your environment, we have provided a few different ways to download this package.

1. Download the package directly from github
2. Install with bower using the command bower install zingchart.
3. Install with npm using the command npm install zingchart.

Usage

To ease including locales into your environment, we have provided a few different ways to use into your application.

Script inclusion

1. After zingchart has been loaded, include the desired locale into your html file after zingchart has been loaded.

 ...
 <script src="./path/to/zingchart.min.js"></script>
 <script src="./path/to/locales/zingchart-i18n-en-us.min.js"></script>
 ...

2. Reference the locale key from the file loaded in your json. In this case, 'en_us' will be our key

  zingchart.render({
  	id: 'myChart',
  	data: {
    	locale: 'en_us'
    	graphset:[{
    		type: 'line',
    		series: [{
    			values: [1,2,3,4,5];
    		}]
    	}]
    }
  });

Including it as a module (npm)

This method is useful for those who want to package up their locales with a build tool such as browserify.

1. After zingchart has been loaded, include the desired module and store it into a variable inside of zingchart.i18n..

  var zingchart = require('zingchart');
  zingchart.i18n.en_us = require('zingchart-locale').en_us;

2. Reference the locale key from the file loaded in your json. In this case, 'en_us' will be our key.

  zingchart.render({
  	id: 'myChart',
  	data: {
    	locale: 'en_us'
    	graphset:[{
    		type: 'line',
    		series: [{
    			values: [1,2,3,4,5];
    		}]
    	}]
    }
  });

Contributing

Please follow the example file zingchart-i18n-en-us.js as a template which has the required structure necessary for the bower and npm package managers. Your filename should be prefixed with zingchart-i18n- and an appropriate language abbreviation, while the variable with underscores as necessary e.g. zingchart.i18n.en_us