@tedydev/preklad-io-js-client v1.0.1

API Client Library for JavaScript / TypeScript

What?

The library provides easy integration with Preklad.IO service. It allows to use all the features of the service in your code. Such as:

• json data translations
• plain text translations

Why?

The project is entirely written in TypeScript and all the function arguments are nicely documented and typed.

• Better developer experience of working with APIs in the code editor - with parameter info, quick info, and member lists.
  • Code completion: reducing typos and other common mistakes
  • Content assist and code hinting providing contextual help
• Type safety - for higher quality code and testing
• Backward compatibility: guaranteed on changes to API endpoints
• Runs: in Node.js or in browser

Install

npm install --save  @tedydev/preklad-io-js-client 

Quick start

// Import the whole library
import * as translation from ' @tedydev/preklad-io-js-client';

The examples folder includes are featuring usages for NodeJS, browser with UMD and browser with ES module.

Translate key-text type data

You can translate already predefined collection of texts:

const  myText = {
  helloMesage:  "Hello Worlds",
  byeMessage: "Bye bye!"
};

// translate data to other language
const result = await translation.loadData(myText, 'en', 'es');

// show result of the translations
console.log(translation.tr('helloMessage'))

Translate plan text

You can translate only single plain text messsage:

// translate plain text to other language
const result = await translation.translateText('The message should be shown in Spanish.', 'en', 'es');

// show  translated text
console.log(result);

Languages

List of supported languages can be found in the Documenation.

In case the source language is not defined - 'en' is used by default.

From NodeJS

NodeJS includes a stable fetch() function only from its version 18, and this client does not contain a polyfill. If the fetch() function exists (browser or Node >= 18) then it is going to be resolved automatically, Yet, a custom fetch() function can be provided to the config object for Node < 18.

In this NodeJS example, you can see that the package Node Fetch has been npm installed and is passed to the config object of the Preklad.IO Client.

import {
  config,
  // ...
} from '@preklad-io-js/client';

// For this example to work, you must bring your own node-compatible fetch,
// unles you are using a version of Nodejs that already contains fetch (>=18)
import fetch from 'node-fetch';

config.fetch = fetch;

// ...

Terms and usage limitations

The terms amd privacy plicy can be found on the website Terms and Conditions or contact us.