Class Locale

This method tries to load the given phrase from the config using load() then localizes it using the specified parameters.

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The pluralization can be specified using the plural parameter. If an explicit pluralization is specified in the phrase config, that will be used. Otherwise, the pluralize library is used to generate one automatically.

// Example phrase config:
{
    apple: 'Apple',
    bunch_of_bananas: {
        one: 'Bunch of Bananas',
        many: 'Bunches of Bananas',
    }
}

// Example usage:
locale.get('apple', { plural: 3 })  // => 'Apples'
locale.get('apple')  // => 'Apple'
locale.get('bunch_of_bananas', { plural: 2 })  // => 'Bunches of Bananas'
locale.get('bunch_of_bananas', { plural: 1})  // => 'Bunch of Bananas'

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If a translation cannot be found, and a fallback is specified, the fallback will be returned. Otherwise, the value of phrase is returned instead.

locale.get('nonexistent_phrase', { fallback: 'Hello, world!' }) // => 'Hello, world!'

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Values can be interpolated into phrases using the interp parameter. For example, if there is a phrase my_phrase: 'Hello, :name:!, the value of :name: can be replaced like so:

locale.get('my_phrase', {interp: {name: 'John Doe'}}) // => 'Hello, John Doe!'

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If a phrase cannot be found in the specific locale config, the service will try to load it from the equivalent common locale config. For example, if this.locale is es_MX:

// Example "lang:common:dashboard" config:
{
    title: "MyDash2.0",
    header: "Welcome to the dashboard!",
}

// Example "lang:es_MX:dashboard" config:
{
    header: "¡Bienvenido al panel de control!",
}

// Example usage:
locale.get('dashboard.title')  // => 'MyDash2.0'
locale.get('dashboard.header')  // => '¡Bienvenido al panel de control!'