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messageformat-loader

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messageformat.js loader for webpack

Dependencies

Requires messageformat.js 1.0.0-rc.3 or higher

Install

npm install messageformat-loader

You'll also need another loader (like json-loader or multi-json-loader) to actually load the JSON strings

Usage

Documentation: Using loaders

Documentation: messageformat.js

messages.json

{
  "simple-example": "A simple message.",
  "var-example": "Message with {X}.",
  "plural-example": "You have {N, plural, =0{no messages} one{1 message} other{# messages}}.",
  "select-example": "{GENDER, select, male{He has} female{She has} other{They have}} sent you a message.",
  "ordinal-example": "The {N, selectordinal, one{1st} two{2nd} few{3rd} other{#th}} message."
}

example.js

var messages = require('messageformat?locale=en!json!./messages.json');
messages['ordinal-example']({ N: 1 });
// => 'The 1st message.'

Options (passed as query parameters)

locale The CLDR language code to pass to messageformat.js. Defaults to en.
disablePluralKeyChecks By default, messageformat.js throws an error when a statement uses a non-numerical key that will never be matched as a pluralization category for the current locale. Use this argument to disable the validation and allow unused plural keys. Defaults to false.

License

MIT