angular-jed v1.2.0
Angular-Jed
Angular wrapper for Jed.
Check out the gh-pages branch to see a working example.
Installation
npm install --save angular-jedor
bower install angular-jedUsage
Configuration
When running your app it's on you to set the language and the path to the translations files.
angular.module('myApp', ['jed'])
.run(['i18n', function(i18n) {
i18n.setTranslationPath('/path/to/translations')
.setLang('fr_FR');
}]);Controllers
The service provides a loadPage method to load a page translation file. The method returns a promise to make sure the translations methods can be used safely.
angular.module('myApp')
.controller('Video', [
'$scope',
'i18n',
function($scope, i18n) {
i18n.loadPage('video').then(function() {
$scope.translatedText = i18n._('This text will be translated');
});
}
]);Common translations
You can load common translations (eg. for directives) which will add to the current translations loaded. Returns a promise.
angular.module('myApp')
.directive('footer', ['i18n', function(i18n) {
i18n.loadCommon('footer').then(function() {
message = i18n._('This text will be translated');
});
}
]);Translations
Filter
In the views you can use the trans filter:
<h1>{{ 'Translated title here'|trans }}</h1>
<h2>{{ 'There is one cat'|trans:{plural: 'There are several cats', count: nbrOfCats, none: 'There are no cats'} }}</h2>Options:
singularSingular textpluralPlural textnone(optionnal) Text to display whencountis 0countplaceholdersobjects containing the variables to interpolate. The count is automatically added.
Directive
A trans directive is available for more complex plural:
<trans singular="There is one %obj%" plural="There are %number% %objs%" none="No %objs%" count="nbr" placeholders="{number: nbr, obj: object, objs: objects}"></trans>The attributes are the same as the options for the filter.
API
setTranslationPath(path)Set the translation path to retrieve the translation filessetLang(value)Sets the language of the appgetLangReturns the current language of the appsetDefaultLang(value)Sets the default languagereadyReturns a promise resolved when the service has loaded the initial fileloadPage(page)Load a page translations. Returns a promiseloadCommon(name)Load common translations (footer, header...). Returns a promise_(key)Simple translation_n(singular_key, plural_key, value)Translation for plural
Translation files
The files MUST be named with the name of the page or directive and the language: name-fr_FR.json.
For example calling i18n.loadPage('video') will load the file video-fr_FR (or whatever language the site is in).
The translations files are cached so they won't be loaded twice. The cache is only a js variable so it just lives during the angular app life.
If the translations files are not found the service falls back to the a default language. If even the default language file isn't found the translations method juste returns the given keys.
Known issue
The domains are not usable for now. The loadCommon method merges the messages with the current page loaded, so everything falls into the page domain.