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How do i set up default locale?

Hard to say what exactly, but somwhere in make-plural.js an error occurs. make-plural.js' inclusion into the heap is already minified so it's hard to say what went wrong. <=0.8.0 Works fine.

After updating from 0.7.0 to 0.9.7 the library does no longer compile using the same [email protected] as before.

Error: module "./xregexp" not found from "█████\\node_modules\\i18n-for-browser\\node_modules\\xregexp\\xregexp-all.js"
    at notFound (█████\node_modules\browserify\index.js:803:15)
    at █████\node_modules\browserify\index.js:754:23
    at █████\node_modules\browser-resolve\index.js:185:24
    at █████\node_modules\resolve\lib\async.js:36:22
    at load (█████\node_modules\resolve\lib\async.js:54:43)
    at █████\node_modules\resolve\lib\async.js:60:22
    at █████\node_modules\resolve\lib\async.js:16:47
    at FSReqWrap.oncomplete (fs.js:166:21)

var stream = require('stream'),
    gulp = require('gulp'),
        browfy = require('gulp-browserify'),
        rename = require('gulp-rename'),
        uglify = require('gulp-uglify'),
        gutil = require('gulp-util'),
    defDestDir = './browser_libs/'
;
gulp.task('i18n_for_browser', function() {
    var fakeSrc = stream.Readable({ objectMode: true }),
        nname = "i18n-for-browser.js",
        res = true
    ;
    fakeSrc._read = function () {
        this.push(new gutil.File({
            cwd: "./node_modules",
            base: "i18n-for-browser-loader.js",
            path: "i18n-for-browser-loader.js",
            contents: new Buffer('i18n = require("i18n-for-browser");')
        }))
        this.push(null) //terminates file stream? hangs without
    }
    return fakeSrc
        .pipe(browfy())
        .on("error", function(error) {
            gutil.log(gutil.colors.red(error.stack));
            res = false
            this.emit("end");
        })
        .pipe(rename(nname))
        .pipe(uglify({preserveComments:'license'}))
        .pipe(gulp.dest(defDestDir))
        .on('finish', function(arg) {
            res && gutil.log(`built i18n-for-browser.js -> ${defDestDir+nname}`)
        })
    ;
});

One useful feature of i18-node is that it adds missing phrases back to the dictionary, so we can easily go in there and just update what is missing But that is not easy for a client-side library to do, because clients usually won't have access to write files.

In our setup, we are storing locale files on the server, and the client is fetching the one it needs, and putting it into i18n-for-browser.

Our current thinking is to send a message back to the server whenever a phrase is missing, so that the server can save the missing phrase in the relevant locale file (either using i18-node, or with some custom code).

Would you like to add an option to this library, so that I can pass an optional callback which will be called whenever a phrase is missing?

Or, if I should do it myself, where would be the appropriate place to add the callback?

1. The translate() function looks like a central point. I think if acessor() returns nothing, then I need to register the phrase in the variable singular. Is that right?

Thanks!

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Please make either releases through github and use the description field of each release to highlight the changes or use a CHANGELOG.md file to track the changes. Also maybe i missed a changelog file. I would really appreciate it, if you would add one!

// load modules
import * as i18n from 'i18n-for-browser';
now you are ready to use a i18n.__('Hello').

No I'm not. How is this for browser exactly? Where is the browser library? Is there a test case? Do I need to compile something before I call it from from the browser? If so with what and how? There is this line in the example

<script src="js-file-with-imported-i18n-for-browser.js"></script> 

how do I produce this js-file-with-imported-i18n-for-browser.js?

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locales.en: { ... } is not valid javascript afaik.

Could the example be fixed?

i18n.configure({
    // store of translations
    locales: {
        'en': {...},
        'ru': {...}
    },
    // sets a custom cookie name to read/write locale  - defaults to NULL
    cookieName: 'yourcookiename',
});

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Want to know if it works out of the box with the already configured i18n-node setup from mashpie or works separately. I'm looking for something like a simple port of the i18n-node to use in client side