intery v0.0.1-0.0.24

About

A simple internationalization system for Svelte. The package was originally written for the software Maidy.

Installation

Using npm|yarn:

$ npm i --save intery
$ yarn add intery

In main.js:

import {Intery, getLocaleUser, LOCALE} from 'intery';

/* Place the folder with locales 
 * outside the code folder (usually public),
 * After compiling the code, he must have access to this folder.
 */
const intery = new Intery({
	directory: '../locales/',
	initial: 'en', // Or: LOCALE.USER, 'USER', getLocaleUser()
	fallback: 'en', // Or: LOCALE.USER, 'USER', getLocaleUser()
});

/* Without specifying a directory, 
 * use the following option. 
 * 
 * If the directory is specified, 
 * these imports will be ignored.
 */
intery.addLocale('en', import('maidy-translations/src/en'));

intery.addLocale('en');
intery.addLocale('es');

intery.addLocale(LOCALE.USER); // 'USER'
/* Or */
intery.addLocale(getLocaleUser());

/* Optional, if you want to change the initial language. */
intery.setLocale('es');

In App.svelte:

• No imports are required, once initialized, you can use Intery right away.

<script>
	/* If you are using reactive store, 
	 * override the field so that Vite 
	 * does not send fake errors. 
	 */
	const Intery = globalThis.Intery;
</script>

<div>{$Intery?.["key"] ?? "Key not found!"}</div>

In en.js (../locales/en.js)

• export default is the standard for this package.

export default {
	key: 'Hello world!'
}

For Developers

• Before any commit, do the following steps.

$ npm run build:required
# Or use the automatic version
$ npm run publish:npm 

See the package source for more details.