@angular/localize
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Package description
@angular/localize is an Angular package that provides localization support for Angular applications. It allows developers to easily translate their applications into different languages and manage translations efficiently.
Extracting Translatable Strings
This command extracts translatable strings from your Angular application and generates a translation file (e.g., messages.xlf). This file can then be used to provide translations for different languages.
ng extract-i18nTranslating Application
This command serves the application using a specific translation file (e.g., French). The application will display the translated strings based on the provided translation file.
ng serve --configuration=frMarking Strings for Translation
This code snippet shows how to mark a string for translation using the `i18n` attribute. The string 'Hello, world!' will be extracted and can be translated into different languages.
<p i18n>Hello, world!</p>ngx-translate/core is a library for Angular that provides a robust solution for internationalization (i18n). It allows you to dynamically load translations and switch between languages at runtime. Compared to @angular/localize, ngx-translate/core offers more flexibility in terms of loading and managing translations.
angular-translate is another popular library for AngularJS (1.x) that provides i18n support. It allows you to define translations in JSON files and switch between languages dynamically. While it is not compatible with Angular (2+), it offers similar functionalities for AngularJS applications.
i18next is a powerful internationalization framework for JavaScript applications, including Angular. It provides a wide range of features for managing translations, including support for pluralization, context, and interpolation. Compared to @angular/localize, i18next is more versatile and can be used with various JavaScript frameworks.
Changelog
17.0.5 (2023-11-29)
| Commit | Type | Description | | -- | -- | -- | | 6be88040d1 | fix | avoid stale provider info when TestBed.overrideProvider is used (#52918) | | dee50f1d78 | fix | inherit host directives (#52992) | | 07920d96d4 | fix | Reattached views that are dirty from a signal update should refresh (#53001) |
| Commit | Type | Description |
| -- | -- | -- |
| aab7fb8654 | fix | Add ngForTemplate support to control flow migration (#53076) |
| dbd6f386ea | fix | allows colons in ngIf else cases to migrate (#53076) |
| 5b9f896009 | fix | cf migration fix migrating empty switch default (#53237) |
| 2b3d3b0fe1 | fix | CF migration log warning when collection aliasing detected in @for (#53238) |
| dffeac8386 | fix | cf migration removes unnecessary bound ngifelse attribute (#53236) |
| 00cb3339ba | fix | control flow migration formatting fixes (#53076) |
| c22af72f75 | fix | fix off by one issue with template removal in CF migration (#53255) |
| ba6d7fe018 | fix | fixes CF migration i18n ng-template offsets (#53212) |
| 8f6affdd64 | fix | fixes control flow migration common module removal (#53076) |
| 6ae408847c | fix | properly handle ngIfThen cases in CF migration (#53256) |
| 0fcef65cea | fix | Update CF migration to skip templates with duplicate ng-template names (#53204) |
| Commit | Type | Description | | -- | -- | -- | | 91486aaf07 | fix | Resolvers in different parts of the route tree should be able to execute together (#52934) |
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Readme
The sources for this package are in the main Angular repo. Please file issues and pull requests against that repo.
Usage information and reference details can be found in Angular documentation.
License: MIT
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