Echo JS 0.11.0

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tracker1 2854 days ago. link 1 point ▲ ▼
As far as I'm concerned local is langage + location...  such as "en-US", where language-only is a fallback if there's no match in language-location.

I would probably either have a "default" language, or a configuration to set what the default is.  With rules for fallback/forward.

I'd also get rid of the configuration option to specify locales, and use the directory path's /^(default|([a-z]{2})(\-[a-z]{2})?)\.json$/i to look for configured localizations.  This means less configuration, and more straight forward defaults.

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talyssonoc 2854 days ago. link 1 point ▲ ▼
What I mostly intend with this lib is flexibility.

About the location, the lib doesn't opinate about that. I do use the fallback system here, it only happens that the examples on the lib itself don't use the location.


There is a default language configuration (if I understood what you said), you just have to pass the `defaultLocale` option.

I don't wan't to opinate about the file names, the main reason of this lib is give freedom for the user to set it the way it's easier for him/her. I plan to allow the user to pass an object directly instead of the path too, so it will be even more flexible.

If the user want to use some fiction language that doesn't have a location he'll be able to do that without major efforts.