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component-builder-hbs
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Component builder plugin to parsing Handlebars templates with i18n localisation and Handlebars helper support.
npm install component-builder-hbs
<b>Hello {{name}}</b><br>
How are you?
add a hbs block to your component.json
{
...
"hbs": [
"templates/template.hbs"
"templates/secondTemplate.hbs"
]
}
Use component-builder-hbs during the component build
component build --use component-builder-hbs
Component Builder HBS plugin comes with localization support.
Create a folder named locales
in your component root. Add for each language one .json file
For a custom locales dir, set the path with hbsConfig.locales
in your component.json
locales/
en-US.json
de-DE.json
se-SE.json
Now, you can add nested key/values pairs into your language files
{
"name": "AndiOxidant",
"msg": {
"greeding": "Hello"
}
}
Place a {{$ "key"}}
placeholder into your .hbs templates
<h1>{{$ "msg.greeding"}} {{$ "name"}}</h1>
Enable i18n support in your component.json by adding a hbsConfig
option.
{
...
"hbsConfig": {
"i18n": true
},
"hbs": [
"template.hbs",
"second-template.hbs"
]
}
HBS_LANG=en-US
component build --use component-builder-hbs --name build.en.js
HBS_LANG=de-DE
component build --use component-builder-hbs --name build.de.js
HBS_LANG=se-SE
component build --use component-builder-hbs --name build.se.js
And you gets several buils.js files. One for each language :)
Include the needed file in the index.html
<script type="text/javascript">
var lang;
switch (navigator.language) {
case 'de-DE':
lang = 'de';
break;
case 'se-SE':
lang = 'se';
break;
default:
lang = 'en';
}
document.write('<script type="text/javascript" src="build/build.' + lang + '.js"></script>');
</script>
{
"hbsConfig": {
"i18n": true, //Enables localisation support
"locales": "./locales", //Set a custom locales dir, defaults to ./locales
"helper": "./helper" //Set a custom dir for Handlebars helper
"defaultLang": "en-US" //Sets the default language, defaults to en-US
},
"hbs": [ //Define all hbs templates
"main.hbs"
]
}
Copyright (c) 2013 by Andi Heinkelein, NonameMedia
Licensed under the MIT license
FAQs
Component builder plugin to parse Handlebars templates
The npm package component-builder-hbs receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, component-builder-hbs popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that component-builder-hbs demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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