browser-language-auto-detector
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Auto-detect language name for browser , turn origin code to language name,whether RTL and more ,TS supported
//use npm
npm i browser-language-auto-detector
//use yarn
yarn add browser-language-auto-detector
$ yarn install
$ yarn run dev
$ yarn run build
$ yarn test
import {getLanguageName} from 'browser-language-auto-detector'
console.log(getLanguageName());
//success
{chinese: '简体中文', origin : '简体中文', rtl: false, key: 'chinese', english: 'Chinese'}
//faild
null
import {getBrowserLocalOrigin} from 'browser-language-auto-detector'
//success
['zh-CN', 'zh', 'zh-Hans', 'en', 'und']
//faild for empty array
[]
Please download form git release:
https://github.com/Itinysun/browser-language-auto-detector/releases
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Please tell us at https://github.com/Itinysun/browser-language-auto-detector/issues
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Auto-detect language name for browser , turn origin code to language name,whether RTL and more ,TS supported
The npm package browser-language-auto-detector receives a total of 2 weekly downloads. As such, browser-language-auto-detector popularity was classified as not popular.
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