This is a demo for the @lxg/l10n library. To learn more about this library, please read the main l10n documentation. This demo is a showcase for different features of that library:
- How to translate simple strings using the
l10n.t()function. - How to translate month and weekday names.
- How to create localised date expressions. (For those who don’t know, it’s not enough to translate month/weekday names, but the notation differs across languages as well.)
Check out the repo, then run:
npm install
npm run dev
This will start a development server and allow you to open the index.html page in your browser.
If you want to modify or add your own translation strings, you can run npx l10n -ec from the command line, then edit the files in the l10n/ folder. Do not modify the translations.json, it will be overwritten!