Developer can use internationalisation in backend.
For that call
const I18n = require('@iobroker/i18n');
// later in "ready" method
await I18n.init(__dirname, adapter);
// If you use class syntax, you can use `this` instead of `adapter`
await I18n.init(__dirname, this);
// You can provide the language directly
await I18n.init(__dirname, 'de');
and then in code
console.log(I18n.translate('text to translate %s', 'argument1'));
// or to get the ioBroker.Translated object
console.log(JSON.stringify(I18n.getTranslatedObject('text to translate %s and %s', 'argument1', 'argument2')));
You can place your i18n
folder in root of adapter or in lib
folder. If your i18n
files are in lib
directory, so call the init
function like this:
const { join } = require('node:path');
const I18n = require('@iobroker/i18n');
await I18n.init(join(__dirname, 'lib'), adapter);
Expected structure of i18n
directory
+ i18n
- de.json
- en.json
- es.json
- fr.json
- it.json
- nl.json
- pl.json
- pt.json
- ru.json
- uk.json
- zh-cn.json
And an example of i18n files could be found here
- (@GermanBluefox) Support root directory given as '.../i18n'
- (@GermanBluefox) Initial release
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