Localize.js NPM

Localizer

This project is bringing you one of the best js localization toolset.

Production ready localization must contain at least 4 features:

Generate simultanious language maps for each language, so UK user doesn't want to give any fucks about arabic, celtic and other locales. Especcially if he uses slow internet connection.
Resolve plural forms. It doesn't looks as a problem in english where you can just check !== 1 to choose correct one, but in russian, arabic and lots of other languages it is not so easy.
Hierarchical structure. So your programmer that is responsible for welcome screen can make node 'welcome' and do whatever he wants there.
Vocabulary reuse. What if you have 666 'OK' buttons and one sunny day you want to rename all of them to 'oook'?

But if you start using Localizer right now!

Tiny template system, you can even generate html!
Modifiers, so you can capitalize or lowercase some sentences from vocabulary
Blazingly fast speed. Locale for each language is precompiled and we use code generation for make everything even faster
Conditions! So you can do programming while you are doing programming.
Relative paths! You can make subnode that use properties of it's parent, so you can make standard text for some dialog greetings once and then - just use 'reuse' feature

How to use it without meteor

// Initialize
const L = require('localize.js')('en', {
    greeting: 'Hello, {{$userName}}!',
    big: 'Hello, {{upper:$userName}}!',
    fish: 'You ve just catch {{$count}} {{plural:$count,fish,fishes}}',
    // You have to use correct plural function
    _plural: "plural=(n != 1)"
});

// Usage

console.log(L('greeting', {userName: 'Hulio'}));
// > Hello, Hulio

console.log(L('big', {userName: 'Pedro'}));
// > Hello, PEDRO!

console.log(L('fish', {count: 1}));
// > You ve just catch 1 fish!

console.log(L('fish', {count: 3}));
// > You ve just catch 3 fishes!