Enyo and nodejs wrapper for ilib globalization/internationalization library.
Both Enyo and nodejs wrappers define the $L function used to wrap localizable strings and perform translations.
To use this in an Enyo application, put this library in your Enyo libs directory, then edit your package.js:
enyo.depends(
"$lib/enyo-ilib",
<rest of your dependencies>
);
Now the "ilib" namespace is available to use in your app.
If you want the core (resources and string translation) or full versions, you should instead use
enyo.depends(
"$lib/enyo-ilib/core-package.js",
<rest of your dependencies>
);
or
enyo.depends(
"$lib/enyo-ilib/full-package.js",
<rest of your dependencies>
);
To use this under nodejs, check out this module under your nodejs app/service. Then, in your js, do:
var ilibmodule = require("./enyo-ilib");
var ilib = ilibmodule.ilib;
var $L = ilibmodule.$L;
Now the ilib namespace is available to use as normal.
All samples reside in a consolidated sample app for Enyo and its libraries: enyo-strawman
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This work is based on the Apache-2.0 licensed iLib from JEDLsoft.