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format-message-generate-id
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Generate a message id from the default message pattern
Generate a message id from the default message pattern
A small collection of helper functions for use in format-message, to generate a message id based on the default message pattern.
npm install format-message-generate-id --save
var formatMessage = require('format-message');
formatMessage.setup({
generateId: require('format-message-generate-id/underscored_crc32')
});
import formatMessage from 'format-message'
import generate from 'format-message-generate-id'
formatMessage.setup({
generateId: generate.normalized
})
literal(pattern)
Simply returns the pattern passed in.
normalized(pattern)
Normalizes insignificant whitespace within ICU placeholder syntax. This requires parsing and pretty-printing the message pattern, and an invalid message will cause an error to be thrown.
underscored(pattern)
After normalizing the message pattern, a slug is generated with underscores replacing symbols and whitespace.
underscored_crc32(pattern)
In addition to generating a slug, a crc32 checksum is calculated from the normalized pattern and appended to the result.
This software is free to use under the MIT license. See the LICENSE-MIT file for license text and copyright information.
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Generate a message id from the default message pattern
The npm package format-message-generate-id receives a total of 1,676 weekly downloads. As such, format-message-generate-id popularity was classified as popular.
We found that format-message-generate-id demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 4 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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