@tolgee/web
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It's the core library of Tolgee JS integrations containing the parts supporting the web platform. For more information about Tolgee JS integrations, visit the docs.
npm install @tolgee/web
First, create a Tolgee instance and run it.
import { Tolgee, DevTools, FormatSimple } from "@tolgee/web";
const tg = Tolgee()
.use(DevTools())
.use(FormatSimple())
.init({
apiKey: "your_api_key",
apiUrl: "https://app.tolgee.io",
})
tg.run();
Then, use it to translate your strings.
tg.onLangLoaded.subscribe(() => {
document.title = tg.translate("hello_world");
});
Because it saves a lot of time, you would spend on localization tasks without it. Because it enables you to provide perfectly translated software.
Read more on the Tolgee website
We welcome your PRs.
To develop the package locally:
pnpm install
pnpm develop:react
or
pnpm develop:web
This runs the development suite of this monorepo for the specific integration. The changes in each dependency package are automatically built and propagated to the test application, which you can open and play within the browser.
To run Jest tests of this package, execute
npm run test
In the /packages/core directory.
Each integration is end-to-end tested via cypress. The tests are defined in /e2e/cypress/e2e directory.
To run the e2e tests, simply run the following:
pnpm run e2e run <integration>
E.g.
pnpm run e2e run web
To open and play with e2e tests, run:
pnpm run e2e open <integration>
FAQs
Tolgee for web
We found that @tolgee/web demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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