bs-react-intl
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BuckleScript bindings to react-intl.
To extract messages from Reason source files for localization, use bs-react-intl-extractor.
# yarn
yarn add bs-react-intl
# or npm
npm install --save bs-react-intl
Clone this repo.
yarn install
yarn start
bs-react-intl should cover all of the react-intl 3.0.0 API. If you find anything missing, please file an issue.
See examples folder.
2.0.0
bs-platform >=7.2.2.react-intl >=4.0.0:
Intl.timeZoneFormattedList, Intl.formatList & Intl.formatListWithOptionsFormattedDisplayName, Intl.formatDisplayName & Intl.formatDisplayNameWithOptionsFormattedDateParts, Intl.formatDateToParts & Intl.formatDateToPartsWithOptionsFormattedTimeParts, Intl.formatTimeToParts & Intl.formatTimeToPartsWithOptionsFormattedNumberParts, Intl.formatNumberToParts & Intl.formatNumberToPartsWithOptionsFormattedHTMLMessage, Intl.formatHTMLMessage & Intl.formatHtmlMessageWithValuesIntl.nowFormattedRelative has been renamed to FormattedRelativeTime and its API has been changed as wellIntl.formatRelative has been renamed to Intl.formatRelativeTime and its API has been changed as wellReactIntl.message to record type.ReactIntl.translation.ReactIntlCompat.FAQs
BuckleScript bindings to react-intl
The npm package bs-react-intl receives a total of 22 weekly downloads. As such, bs-react-intl popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that bs-react-intl demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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