t-utils

> Smart utilities that turn translation challenges into smooth solutions ❤️‍🔥

Install

Using your favorite package manager, install: @wluwd/t-utils.

API

$3

Generates a formatted string by replacing placeholders with values from the provided data.

Placeholders, denoted by {{ and }}, indicate the locations where replacement will occur. The content within the curly braces must correspond to a mandatory key in the data object.

Example:

``ts
const translation = "Hello, {{name}}! Welcome to {{city}}.";
const data = {
name: "John",
city: "New York",
};

formatter(translation, data); // -> "Hello, John! Welcome to New York."
`

$3

Lazy loads translations using the provided loader function and returns the default import value.

The loader function should be an asynchronous function that imports a translation module and returns a promise. The default import of the module is then returned by lazyTranslations once it's resolved.

Example:

`ts
lazyTranslations(async () => ({
default: {
some: "string",
},
})); // -> Promise<{ some: "string" }>;
`

$3

A locale negotiator that automatically uses the browser's preferred languages obtained from navigator.languages.

This negotiator is useful for scenarios where you want to set the default locale based on the user's browser language preferences.

Example:

`ts
import { defineTranslationsConfig } from "@wluwd/t-[adapter]";
import { browser } from "@wluwd/t-utils";

defineTranslationsConfig(
{
// loaders
},
{
localeFrom: [
browser(),
// fallback locale
],
// ... other options
},
);
``