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1 | /**
2 | * jQuery Internationalization library
3 | *
4 | * Copyright (C) 2012 Santhosh Thottingal
5 | *
6 | * jquery.i18n is dual licensed GPLv2 or later and MIT. You don't have to do
7 | * anything special to choose one license or the other and you don't have to
8 | * notify anyone which license you are using. You are free to use
9 | * UniversalLanguageSelector in commercial projects as long as the copyright
10 | * header is left intact. See files GPL-LICENSE and MIT-LICENSE for details.
11 | *
12 | * @licence GNU General Public Licence 2.0 or later
13 | * @licence MIT License
14 | */
15 |
16 | ( function ( $ ) {
17 | 'use strict';
18 |
19 | var nav, I18N,
20 | slice = Array.prototype.slice;
21 | /**
22 | * @constructor
23 | * @param {Object} options
24 | */
25 | I18N = function ( options ) {
26 | // Load defaults
27 | this.options = $.extend( {}, I18N.defaults, options );
28 |
29 | this.parser = this.options.parser;
30 | this.locale = this.options.locale;
31 | this.messageStore = this.options.messageStore;
32 | this.languages = {};
33 |
34 | this.init();
35 | };
36 |
37 | I18N.prototype = {
38 | /**
39 | * Initialize by loading locales and setting up
40 | * String.prototype.toLocaleString and String.locale.
41 | */
42 | init: function () {
43 | var i18n = this;
44 |
45 | // Set locale of String environment
46 | String.locale = i18n.locale;
47 |
48 | // Override String.localeString method
49 | String.prototype.toLocaleString = function () {
50 | var localeParts, localePartIndex, value, locale, fallbackIndex,
51 | tryingLocale, message;
52 |
53 | value = this.valueOf();
54 | locale = i18n.locale;
55 | fallbackIndex = 0;
56 |
57 | while ( locale ) {
58 | // Iterate through locales starting at most-specific until
59 | // localization is found. As in fi-Latn-FI, fi-Latn and fi.
60 | localeParts = locale.split( '-' );
61 | localePartIndex = localeParts.length;
62 |
63 | do {
64 | tryingLocale = localeParts.slice( 0, localePartIndex ).join( '-' );
65 | message = i18n.messageStore.get( tryingLocale, value );
66 |
67 | if ( message ) {
68 | return message;
69 | }
70 |
71 | localePartIndex--;
72 | } while ( localePartIndex );
73 |
74 | if ( locale === 'en' ) {
75 | break;
76 | }
77 |
78 | locale = ( $.i18n.fallbacks[i18n.locale] && $.i18n.fallbacks[i18n.locale][fallbackIndex] ) ||
79 | i18n.options.fallbackLocale;
80 | $.i18n.log( 'Trying fallback locale for ' + i18n.locale + ': ' + locale );
81 |
82 | fallbackIndex++;
83 | }
84 |
85 | // key not found
86 | return '';
87 | };
88 | },
89 |
90 | /*
91 | * Destroy the i18n instance.
92 | */
93 | destroy: function () {
94 | $.removeData( document, 'i18n' );
95 | },
96 |
97 | /**
98 | * General message loading API This can take a URL string for
99 | * the json formatted messages. Example:
100 | * load('path/to/all_localizations.json');
101 | *
102 | * To load a localization file for a locale:
103 | *
104 | * load('path/to/de-messages.json', 'de' );
105 | *
106 | *
107 | * To load a localization file from a directory:
108 | *
109 | * load('path/to/i18n/directory', 'de' );
110 | *
111 | * The above method has the advantage of fallback resolution.
112 | * ie, it will automatically load the fallback locales for de.
113 | * For most usecases, this is the recommended method.
114 | * It is optional to have trailing slash at end.
115 | *
116 | * A data object containing message key- message translation mappings
117 | * can also be passed. Example:
118 | *
119 | * load( { 'hello' : 'Hello' }, optionalLocale );
120 | *
121 | *
122 | * A source map containing key-value pair of languagename and locations
123 | * can also be passed. Example:
124 | *
125 | * load( {
126 | * bn: 'i18n/bn.json',
127 | * he: 'i18n/he.json',
128 | * en: 'i18n/en.json'
129 | * } )
130 | *
131 | *
132 | * If the data argument is null/undefined/false,
133 | * all cached messages for the i18n instance will get reset.
134 | *
135 | * @param {String|Object} source
136 | * @param {String} locale Language tag
137 | * @returns {jQuery.Promise}
138 | */
139 | load: function ( source, locale ) {
140 | var fallbackLocales, locIndex, fallbackLocale, sourceMap = {};
141 | if ( !source && !locale ) {
142 | source = 'i18n/' + $.i18n().locale + '.json';
143 | locale = $.i18n().locale;
144 | }
145 | if ( typeof source === 'string' &&
146 | source.split( '.' ).pop() !== 'json'
147 | ) {
148 | // Load specified locale then check for fallbacks when directory is specified in load()
149 | sourceMap[locale] = source + '/' + locale + '.json';
150 | fallbackLocales = ( $.i18n.fallbacks[locale] || [] )
151 | .concat( this.options.fallbackLocale );
152 | for ( locIndex in fallbackLocales ) {
153 | fallbackLocale = fallbackLocales[locIndex];
154 | sourceMap[fallbackLocale] = source + '/' + fallbackLocale + '.json';
155 | }
156 | return this.load( sourceMap );
157 | } else {
158 | return this.messageStore.load( source, locale );
159 | }
160 |
161 | },
162 |
163 | /**
164 | * Does parameter and magic word substitution.
165 | *
166 | * @param {string} key Message key
167 | * @param {Array} parameters Message parameters
168 | * @return {string}
169 | */
170 | parse: function ( key, parameters ) {
171 | var message = key.toLocaleString();
172 | // FIXME: This changes the state of the I18N object,
173 | // should probably not change the 'this.parser' but just
174 | // pass it to the parser.
175 | this.parser.language = $.i18n.languages[$.i18n().locale] || $.i18n.languages['default'];
176 | if ( message === '' ) {
177 | message = key;
178 | }
179 | return this.parser.parse( message, parameters );
180 | }
181 | };
182 |
183 | /**
184 | * Process a message from the $.I18N instance
185 | * for the current document, stored in jQuery.data(document).
186 | *
187 | * @param {string} key Key of the message.
188 | * @param {string} param1 [param...] Variadic list of parameters for {key}.
189 | * @return {string|$.I18N} Parsed message, or if no key was given
190 | * the instance of $.I18N is returned.
191 | */
192 | $.i18n = function ( key, param1 ) {
193 | var parameters,
194 | i18n = $.data( document, 'i18n' ),
195 | options = typeof key === 'object' && key;
196 |
197 | // If the locale option for this call is different then the setup so far,
198 | // update it automatically. This doesn't just change the context for this
199 | // call but for all future call as well.
200 | // If there is no i18n setup yet, don't do this. It will be taken care of
201 | // by the `new I18N` construction below.
202 | // NOTE: It should only change language for this one call.
203 | // Then cache instances of I18N somewhere.
204 | if ( options && options.locale && i18n && i18n.locale !== options.locale ) {
205 | String.locale = i18n.locale = options.locale;
206 | }
207 |
208 | if ( !i18n ) {
209 | i18n = new I18N( options );
210 | $.data( document, 'i18n', i18n );
211 | }
212 |
213 | if ( typeof key === 'string' ) {
214 | if ( param1 !== undefined ) {
215 | parameters = slice.call( arguments, 1 );
216 | } else {
217 | parameters = [];
218 | }
219 |
220 | return i18n.parse( key, parameters );
221 | } else {
222 | // FIXME: remove this feature/bug.
223 | return i18n;
224 | }
225 | };
226 |
227 | $.fn.i18n = function () {
228 | var i18n = $.data( document, 'i18n' );
229 |
230 | if ( !i18n ) {
231 | i18n = new I18N();
232 | $.data( document, 'i18n', i18n );
233 | }
234 | String.locale = i18n.locale;
235 | return this.each( function () {
236 | var $this = $( this ),
237 | messageKey = $this.data( 'i18n' );
238 |
239 | if ( messageKey ) {
240 | $this.text( i18n.parse( messageKey ) );
241 | } else {
242 | $this.find( '[data-i18n]' ).i18n();
243 | }
244 | } );
245 | };
246 |
247 | String.locale = String.locale || $( 'html' ).attr( 'lang' );
248 |
249 | if ( !String.locale ) {
250 | if ( typeof window.navigator !== undefined ) {
251 | nav = window.navigator;
252 | String.locale = nav.language || nav.userLanguage || '';
253 | } else {
254 | String.locale = '';
255 | }
256 | }
257 |
258 | $.i18n.languages = {};
259 | $.i18n.messageStore = $.i18n.messageStore || {};
260 | $.i18n.parser = {
261 | // The default parser only handles variable substitution
262 | parse: function ( message, parameters ) {
263 | return message.replace( /\$(\d+)/g, function ( str, match ) {
264 | var index = parseInt( match, 10 ) - 1;
265 | return parameters[index] !== undefined ? parameters[index] : '$' + match;
266 | } );
267 | },
268 | emitter: {}
269 | };
270 | $.i18n.fallbacks = {};
271 | $.i18n.debug = false;
272 | $.i18n.log = function ( /* arguments */ ) {
273 | if ( window.console && $.i18n.debug ) {
274 | window.console.log.apply( window.console, arguments );
275 | }
276 | };
277 | /* Static members */
278 | I18N.defaults = {
279 | locale: String.locale,
280 | fallbackLocale: 'en',
281 | parser: $.i18n.parser,
282 | messageStore: $.i18n.messageStore
283 | };
284 |
285 | // Expose constructor
286 | $.i18n.constructor = I18N;
287 | }( jQuery ) );
288 |
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1 | /*!
2 | * jQuery Internationalization library
3 | *
4 | * Copyright (C) 2012 Santhosh Thottingal
5 | *
6 | * jquery.i18n is dual licensed GPLv2 or later and MIT. You don't have to do
7 | * anything special to choose one license or the other and you don't have to
8 | * notify anyone which license you are using. You are free to use
9 | * UniversalLanguageSelector in commercial projects as long as the copyright
10 | * header is left intact. See files GPL-LICENSE and MIT-LICENSE for details.
11 | *
12 | * @licence GNU General Public Licence 2.0 or later
13 | * @licence MIT License
14 | */
15 |
16 | ( function ( $ ) {
17 | 'use strict';
18 |
19 | var I18N,
20 | slice = Array.prototype.slice;
21 | /**
22 | * @constructor
23 | * @param {Object} options
24 | */
25 | I18N = function ( options ) {
26 | // Load defaults
27 | this.options = $.extend( {}, I18N.defaults, options );
28 |
29 | this.parser = this.options.parser;
30 | this.locale = this.options.locale;
31 | this.messageStore = this.options.messageStore;
32 | this.languages = {};
33 | };
34 |
35 | I18N.prototype = {
36 | /**
37 | * Localize a given messageKey to a locale.
38 | * @param {String} messageKey
39 | * @return {String} Localized message
40 | */
41 | localize: function ( messageKey ) {
42 | var localeParts, localePartIndex, locale, fallbackIndex,
43 | tryingLocale, message;
44 |
45 | locale = this.locale;
46 | fallbackIndex = 0;
47 |
48 | while ( locale ) {
49 | // Iterate through locales starting at most-specific until
50 | // localization is found. As in fi-Latn-FI, fi-Latn and fi.
51 | localeParts = locale.split( '-' );
52 | localePartIndex = localeParts.length;
53 |
54 | do {
55 | tryingLocale = localeParts.slice( 0, localePartIndex ).join( '-' );
56 | message = this.messageStore.get( tryingLocale, messageKey );
57 |
58 | if ( message ) {
59 | return message;
60 | }
61 |
62 | localePartIndex--;
63 | } while ( localePartIndex );
64 |
65 | if ( locale === 'en' ) {
66 | break;
67 | }
68 |
69 | locale = ( $.i18n.fallbacks[ this.locale ] &&
70 | $.i18n.fallbacks[ this.locale ][ fallbackIndex ] ) ||
71 | this.options.fallbackLocale;
72 | $.i18n.log( 'Trying fallback locale for ' + this.locale + ': ' + locale + ' (' + messageKey + ')' );
73 |
74 | fallbackIndex++;
75 | }
76 |
77 | // key not found
78 | return '';
79 | },
80 |
81 | /*
82 | * Destroy the i18n instance.
83 | */
84 | destroy: function () {
85 | $.removeData( document, 'i18n' );
86 | },
87 |
88 | /**
89 | * General message loading API This can take a URL string for
90 | * the json formatted messages. Example:
91 | * load('path/to/all_localizations.json');
92 | *
93 | * To load a localization file for a locale:
94 | *
95 | * load('path/to/de-messages.json', 'de' );
96 | *
97 | *
98 | * To load a localization file from a directory:
99 | *
100 | * load('path/to/i18n/directory', 'de' );
101 | *
102 | * The above method has the advantage of fallback resolution.
103 | * ie, it will automatically load the fallback locales for de.
104 | * For most usecases, this is the recommended method.
105 | * It is optional to have trailing slash at end.
106 | *
107 | * A data object containing message key- message translation mappings
108 | * can also be passed. Example:
109 | *
110 | * load( { 'hello' : 'Hello' }, optionalLocale );
111 | *
112 | *
113 | * A source map containing key-value pair of languagename and locations
114 | * can also be passed. Example:
115 | *
116 | * load( {
117 | * bn: 'i18n/bn.json',
118 | * he: 'i18n/he.json',
119 | * en: 'i18n/en.json'
120 | * } )
121 | *
122 | *
123 | * If the data argument is null/undefined/false,
124 | * all cached messages for the i18n instance will get reset.
125 | *
126 | * @param {string|Object} source
127 | * @param {string} locale Language tag
128 | * @return {jQuery.Promise}
129 | */
130 | load: function ( source, locale ) {
131 | var fallbackLocales, locIndex, fallbackLocale, sourceMap = {};
132 | if ( !source && !locale ) {
133 | source = 'i18n/' + $.i18n().locale + '.json';
134 | locale = $.i18n().locale;
135 | }
136 | if ( typeof source === 'string' &&
137 | // source extension should be json, but can have query params after that.
138 | source.split( '?' )[ 0 ].split( '.' ).pop() !== 'json'
139 | ) {
140 | // Load specified locale then check for fallbacks when directory is
141 | // specified in load()
142 | sourceMap[ locale ] = source + '/' + locale + '.json';
143 | fallbackLocales = ( $.i18n.fallbacks[ locale ] || [] )
144 | .concat( this.options.fallbackLocale );
145 | for ( locIndex = 0; locIndex < fallbackLocales.length; locIndex++ ) {
146 | fallbackLocale = fallbackLocales[ locIndex ];
147 | sourceMap[ fallbackLocale ] = source + '/' + fallbackLocale + '.json';
148 | }
149 | return this.load( sourceMap );
150 | } else {
151 | return this.messageStore.load( source, locale );
152 | }
153 |
154 | },
155 |
156 | /**
157 | * Does parameter and magic word substitution.
158 | *
159 | * @param {string} key Message key
160 | * @param {Array} parameters Message parameters
161 | * @return {string}
162 | */
163 | parse: function ( key, parameters ) {
164 | var message = this.localize( key );
165 | // FIXME: This changes the state of the I18N object,
166 | // should probably not change the 'this.parser' but just
167 | // pass it to the parser.
168 | this.parser.language = $.i18n.languages[ $.i18n().locale ] || $.i18n.languages[ 'default' ];
169 | if ( message === '' ) {
170 | message = key;
171 | }
172 | return this.parser.parse( message, parameters );
173 | }
174 | };
175 |
176 | /**
177 | * Process a message from the $.I18N instance
178 | * for the current document, stored in jQuery.data(document).
179 | *
180 | * @param {string} key Key of the message.
181 | * @param {string} param1 [param...] Variadic list of parameters for {key}.
182 | * @return {string|$.I18N} Parsed message, or if no key was given
183 | * the instance of $.I18N is returned.
184 | */
185 | $.i18n = function ( key, param1 ) {
186 | var parameters,
187 | i18n = $.data( document, 'i18n' ),
188 | options = typeof key === 'object' && key;
189 |
190 | // If the locale option for this call is different then the setup so far,
191 | // update it automatically. This doesn't just change the context for this
192 | // call but for all future call as well.
193 | // If there is no i18n setup yet, don't do this. It will be taken care of
194 | // by the `new I18N` construction below.
195 | // NOTE: It should only change language for this one call.
196 | // Then cache instances of I18N somewhere.
197 | if ( options && options.locale && i18n && i18n.locale !== options.locale ) {
198 | i18n.locale = options.locale;
199 | }
200 |
201 | if ( !i18n ) {
202 | i18n = new I18N( options );
203 | $.data( document, 'i18n', i18n );
204 | }
205 |
206 | if ( typeof key === 'string' ) {
207 | if ( param1 !== undefined ) {
208 | parameters = slice.call( arguments, 1 );
209 | } else {
210 | parameters = [];
211 | }
212 |
213 | return i18n.parse( key, parameters );
214 | } else {
215 | // FIXME: remove this feature/bug.
216 | return i18n;
217 | }
218 | };
219 |
220 | $.fn.i18n = function () {
221 | var i18n = $.data( document, 'i18n' );
222 |
223 | if ( !i18n ) {
224 | i18n = new I18N();
225 | $.data( document, 'i18n', i18n );
226 | }
227 |
228 | return this.each( function () {
229 | var $this = $( this ),
230 | messageKey = $this.data( 'i18n' ),
231 | lBracket, rBracket, type, key;
232 |
233 | if ( messageKey ) {
234 | lBracket = messageKey.indexOf( '[' );
235 | rBracket = messageKey.indexOf( ']' );
236 | if ( lBracket !== -1 && rBracket !== -1 && lBracket < rBracket ) {
237 | type = messageKey.slice( lBracket + 1, rBracket );
238 | key = messageKey.slice( rBracket + 1 );
239 | if ( type === 'html' ) {
240 | $this.html( i18n.parse( key ) );
241 | } else {
242 | $this.attr( type, i18n.parse( key ) );
243 | }
244 | } else {
245 | $this.text( i18n.parse( messageKey ) );
246 | }
247 | } else {
248 | $this.find( '[data-i18n]' ).i18n();
249 | }
250 | } );
251 | };
252 |
253 | function getDefaultLocale() {
254 | var nav, locale = $( 'html' ).attr( 'lang' );
255 |
256 | if ( !locale ) {
257 | if ( typeof window.navigator !== undefined ) {
258 | nav = window.navigator;
259 | locale = nav.language || nav.userLanguage || '';
260 | } else {
261 | locale = '';
262 | }
263 | }
264 | return locale;
265 | }
266 |
267 | $.i18n.languages = {};
268 | $.i18n.messageStore = $.i18n.messageStore || {};
269 | $.i18n.parser = {
270 | // The default parser only handles variable substitution
271 | parse: function ( message, parameters ) {
272 | return message.replace( /\$(\d+)/g, function ( str, match ) {
273 | var index = parseInt( match, 10 ) - 1;
274 | return parameters[ index ] !== undefined ? parameters[ index ] : '$' + match;
275 | } );
276 | },
277 | emitter: {}
278 | };
279 | $.i18n.fallbacks = {};
280 | $.i18n.debug = false;
281 | $.i18n.log = function ( /* arguments */ ) {
282 | if ( window.console && $.i18n.debug ) {
283 | window.console.log.apply( window.console, arguments );
284 | }
285 | };
286 | /* Static members */
287 | I18N.defaults = {
288 | locale: getDefaultLocale(),
289 | fallbackLocale: 'en',
290 | parser: $.i18n.parser,
291 | messageStore: $.i18n.messageStore
292 | };
293 |
294 | // Expose constructor
295 | $.i18n.constructor = I18N;
296 | }( jQuery ) );
297 |
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