lite-slator

Minimal JavaScript translation library.

It's like i18n but worst!

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How to use

Import index.js script in your project.

Import your localized json object and assign it to currentLanguageDictionary variable.

Use t() function to get your translation by passing a string key and its optional variables.

Examples:

/* This is my current dictionary */
const currentLanguageDictionary = {
  "simple-string": "Simple string",
  "string-with-variable": "My name is ${name}",
  "string-with-variables": "My full name is ${firstName} ${lastName}",
  "parent-level": {
    "child-level": "Second level",
    "child-level-with-variable": "I was born in ${year}",
  },
};

/* Pass a key string */
t("simple-string");
// Output: Simple string

/* Pass one variable */
t("string-with-variable", { name: "Luca" });
// Output: My name is Luca

/* Pass an array of variables */
t("string-with-variables", [{ firstName: "Mario" }, { lastName: "Rossi" }]);
// Output: My full name is Mario Rossi

/* Pass n variables */
t("string-with-variables", { firstName: "Mario" }, { lastName: "Rossi" });
// Output: My full name is Mario Rossi

/* Pass one object with multiple properties as variable */
t("string-with-variables", { firstName: "Mario", lastName: "Rossi" });
// Output: My full name is Mario Rossi

/* Pass a nested key string, dot character is the separator */
t("parent-level.child-level");
// Output: Second level

/* Pass a nested key string and one variable */
t("parent-level.child-level-with-variable", { year: "1990" });
// Output: I was born in 1990

Same examples are also provided in index.js file

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Pro tip

If you are cool include the index.min.js file in your project and leave your coworkers astonished with the 185 bytes version of this library.

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