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303 строки
9.3 KiB
JavaScript
303 строки
9.3 KiB
JavaScript
/* This Source Code Form is subject to the terms of the Mozilla Public
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* License, v. 2.0. If a copy of the MPL was not distributed with this
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* file, You can obtain one at http://mozilla.org/MPL/2.0/. */
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"use strict";
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const parsePropertiesFile = require("./node-properties/node-properties");
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const { sprintf } = require("./sprintfjs/sprintf");
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const propertiesMap = {};
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// We need some special treatment here for webpack.
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//
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// Webpack doesn't always handle dynamic requires in the best way. In
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// particular if it sees an unrestricted dynamic require, it will try
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// to put all the files it can find into the generated pack. (It can
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// also try a bit to parse the expression passed to require, but in
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// our case this doesn't work, because our call below doesn't provide
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// enough information.)
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//
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// Webpack also provides a way around this: require.context. The idea
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// here is to tell webpack some constraints so that it can include
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// fewer files in the pack.
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//
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// Here we introduce new require contexts for each possible locale
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// directory. Then we use the correct context to load the property
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// file. In the webpack case this results in just the locale property
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// files being included in the pack; and in the devtools case this is
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// a wordy no-op.
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const reqShared = require.context(
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"raw!devtools/shared/locales/",
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true,
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/^.*\.properties$/
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);
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const reqClient = require.context(
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"raw!devtools/client/locales/",
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true,
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/^.*\.properties$/
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);
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const reqStartup = require.context(
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"raw!devtools/startup/locales/",
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true,
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/^.*\.properties$/
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);
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const reqGlobal = require.context(
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"raw!toolkit/locales/",
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true,
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/^.*\.properties$/
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);
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// Map used to memoize Number formatters.
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const numberFormatters = new Map();
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const getNumberFormatter = function(decimals) {
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let formatter = numberFormatters.get(decimals);
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if (!formatter) {
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// Create and memoize a formatter for the provided decimals
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formatter = Intl.NumberFormat(undefined, {
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maximumFractionDigits: decimals,
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minimumFractionDigits: decimals,
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});
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numberFormatters.set(decimals, formatter);
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}
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return formatter;
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};
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/**
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* Memoized getter for properties files that ensures a given url is only required and
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* parsed once.
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*
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* @param {String} url
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* The URL of the properties file to parse.
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* @return {Object} parsed properties mapped in an object.
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*/
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function getProperties(url) {
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if (!propertiesMap[url]) {
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// See the comment above about webpack and require contexts. Here
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// we take an input like "devtools/shared/locales/debugger.properties"
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// and decide which context require function to use. Despite the
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// string processing here, in the end a string identical to |url|
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// ends up being passed to "require".
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const index = url.lastIndexOf("/");
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// Turn "mumble/locales/resource.properties" => "./resource.properties".
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const baseName = "." + url.substr(index);
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let reqFn;
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if (/^toolkit/.test(url)) {
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reqFn = reqGlobal;
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} else if (/^devtools\/shared/.test(url)) {
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reqFn = reqShared;
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} else if (/^devtools\/startup/.test(url)) {
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reqFn = reqStartup;
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} else {
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reqFn = reqClient;
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}
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propertiesMap[url] = parsePropertiesFile(reqFn(baseName));
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}
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return propertiesMap[url];
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}
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/**
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* Localization convenience methods.
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*
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* @param string stringBundleName
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* The desired string bundle's name.
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* @param boolean strict
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* (legacy) pass true to force the helper to throw if the l10n id cannot be found.
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*/
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function LocalizationHelper(stringBundleName, strict = false) {
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this.stringBundleName = stringBundleName;
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this.strict = strict;
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}
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LocalizationHelper.prototype = {
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/**
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* L10N shortcut function.
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*
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* @param string name
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* @return string
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*/
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getStr: function(name) {
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const properties = getProperties(this.stringBundleName);
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if (name in properties) {
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return properties[name];
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}
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if (this.strict) {
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throw new Error("No localization found for [" + name + "]");
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}
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console.error("No localization found for [" + name + "]");
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return name;
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},
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/**
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* L10N shortcut function.
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*
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* @param string name
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* @param array args
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* @return string
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*/
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getFormatStr: function(name, ...args) {
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return sprintf(this.getStr(name), ...args);
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},
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/**
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* L10N shortcut function for numeric arguments that need to be formatted.
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* All numeric arguments will be fixed to 2 decimals and given a localized
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* decimal separator. Other arguments will be left alone.
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*
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* @param string name
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* @param array args
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* @return string
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*/
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getFormatStrWithNumbers: function(name, ...args) {
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const newArgs = args.map(x => {
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return typeof x == "number" ? this.numberWithDecimals(x, 2) : x;
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});
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return this.getFormatStr(name, ...newArgs);
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},
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/**
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* Converts a number to a locale-aware string format and keeps a certain
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* number of decimals.
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*
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* @param number number
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* The number to convert.
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* @param number decimals [optional]
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* Total decimals to keep.
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* @return string
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* The localized number as a string.
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*/
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numberWithDecimals: function(number, decimals = 0) {
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// Do not show decimals for integers.
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if (number === (number | 0)) {
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return getNumberFormatter(0).format(number);
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}
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// If this isn't a number (and yes, `isNaN(null)` is false), return zero.
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if (isNaN(number) || number === null) {
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return getNumberFormatter(0).format(0);
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}
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// Localize the number using a memoized Intl.NumberFormat formatter.
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const localized = getNumberFormatter(decimals).format(number);
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// Convert the localized number to a number again.
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const localizedNumber = localized * 1;
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// Check if this number is now equal to an integer.
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if (localizedNumber === (localizedNumber | 0)) {
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// If it is, remove the fraction part.
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return getNumberFormatter(0).format(localizedNumber);
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}
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return localized;
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},
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};
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function getPropertiesForNode(node) {
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const bundleEl = node.closest("[data-localization-bundle]");
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if (!bundleEl) {
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return null;
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}
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const propertiesUrl = bundleEl.getAttribute("data-localization-bundle");
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return getProperties(propertiesUrl);
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}
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/**
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* Translate existing markup annotated with data-localization attributes.
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*
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* How to use data-localization in markup:
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*
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* <div data-localization="content=myContent;title=myTitle"/>
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*
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* The data-localization attribute identifies an element as being localizable.
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* The content of the attribute is semi-colon separated list of descriptors.
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* - "title=myTitle" means the "title" attribute should be replaced with the localized
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* string corresponding to the key "myTitle".
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* - "content=myContent" means the text content of the node should be replaced by the
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* string corresponding to "myContent"
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*
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* How to define the localization bundle in markup:
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*
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* <div data-localization-bundle="url/to/my.properties">
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* [...]
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* <div data-localization="content=myContent;title=myTitle"/>
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*
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* Set the data-localization-bundle on an ancestor of the nodes that should be localized.
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*
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* @param {Element} root
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* The root node to use for the localization
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*/
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function localizeMarkup(root) {
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const elements = root.querySelectorAll("[data-localization]");
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for (const element of elements) {
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const properties = getPropertiesForNode(element);
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if (!properties) {
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continue;
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}
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const attributes = element.getAttribute("data-localization").split(";");
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for (const attribute of attributes) {
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const [name, value] = attribute.trim().split("=");
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if (name === "content") {
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element.textContent = properties[value];
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} else {
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element.setAttribute(name, properties[value]);
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}
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}
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element.removeAttribute("data-localization");
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}
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}
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const sharedL10N = new LocalizationHelper(
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"devtools/shared/locales/shared.properties"
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);
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/**
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* A helper for having the same interface as LocalizationHelper, but for more
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* than one file. Useful for abstracting l10n string locations.
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*/
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function MultiLocalizationHelper(...stringBundleNames) {
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const instances = stringBundleNames.map(bundle => {
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// Use strict = true because the MultiLocalizationHelper logic relies on try/catch
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// around the underlying LocalizationHelper APIs.
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return new LocalizationHelper(bundle, true);
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});
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// Get all function members of the LocalizationHelper class, making sure we're
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// not executing any potential getters while doing so, and wrap all the
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// methods we've found to work on all given string bundles.
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Object.getOwnPropertyNames(LocalizationHelper.prototype)
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.map(name => ({
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name: name,
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descriptor: Object.getOwnPropertyDescriptor(
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LocalizationHelper.prototype,
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name
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),
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}))
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.filter(({ descriptor }) => descriptor.value instanceof Function)
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.forEach(method => {
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this[method.name] = (...args) => {
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for (const l10n of instances) {
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try {
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return method.descriptor.value.apply(l10n, args);
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} catch (e) {
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// Do nothing
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}
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}
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return null;
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};
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});
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}
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exports.LocalizationHelper = LocalizationHelper;
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exports.localizeMarkup = localizeMarkup;
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exports.MultiLocalizationHelper = MultiLocalizationHelper;
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Object.defineProperty(exports, "ELLIPSIS", {
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get: () => sharedL10N.getStr("ellipsis"),
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});
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