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vue-localizer

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Localizer

Installation

Install via NPM

Available through npm as vue-localizer.

npm install --save vue-localizer

Usage

You can set the locales globally or.. into each component separately!

Firsty it checks about the given path into the component's locales.
If it exist, returns the specified text.
Otherwise it checks into the global locales and if it does not exist, it returns the path.

Create a new Localizer instance

import VueLocalizer from 'vue-localizer'

// install
Vue.use(VueLocalizer)

// the constructor comes with 2 optional arguments:
// - globalLocales (default: {})
// - language (default: 'en')
var localizer = new VueLocalizer()

You can add before/after change hooks

localizer.beforeChange((lang) => {})
localizer.afterChange((lang) => {})

Add locales to your components if you want

export default {
  data: {..},

  locales: {
    en: {
      name: {
        first: 'Pantelis',
        last: '{0}'
        full: '{first} {last}',
      }
    },
    el: {..},
    ..
  },

  methods: {..}
}

Change the language

this.$lang.change('el') // call it from a vue instance

Template

<!-- plain text -->
<span>{{ $lang('name.first') }}</span>

<!-- with indexed replacements -->
<span>{{ $lang('name.last', ['Peslis']) }}</span>

<!-- with associative replacements -->
<span>{{ $lang('name.full', {first:'Pantelis',last:'Peslis'}) }}</span>

License

Localizer is released under the MIT License. See the bundled LICENSE file for details.