intel-template

A tiny i18n/l10n TTL(Tagged Template Literals) function

Table of Contents

- intel-template
- Table of Contents
- Installation
- Usage
- Use browser specifies locale
- Use with React
- Specify slot order
- Nested
- Function slot
- Call as function

Installation

``bash
npm install intl-template
`

Usage

`
import translation from "intl-template"

translation.templates["es-ES"] = {
"hello {}": "hola {}"
}

const l10n = translation.translate.bind(null, "es-ES")

const name = "willow";

console.log(l10nhello ${name})
// => hola willow
`

$3

console.log(l10nhello ${name})
// => hola willow
`

$3

`javascript

function SomeComponent({ name }) {
return (


`
translation.templates["de-DE"] = {
"hello {} and {}": "hallo {1} und {0}"
}

const l10n = translation.translate.bind(null, "de-DE")

const name1 = "willow"
const name2 = "jack"

console.log(l10nhello ${name1} and ${name2})
// => holla jack und willow
`

$3

`javascript
translation.templates["de-DE"] = {
"bill": "schmidt",
"hello {}": "hallo {1}"
}

const l10n = translation.translate.bind(null, "de-DE")

l10nhello ${l10nbill} // => hallo schmidt
`

$3

`javascript
translation.templates["de-DE"] = {
"bill": "schmidt",
"hello {}": "hallo {1}"
}

const l10n = translation.translate.bind(null, "de-DE")

l10nhello ${(locale) => 123} // => hallo 123
`

$3

`javascript
l10n("hello {}", name)
``