I have used "GNU gettext" with PHP and it did a greate job by using poedit I was able to extract the PO file format
but when I tried the same thing for my javascript inside my HTML "script" tag I didn't work even more I can't see any javascript support.
poedit support almost all languages except javascript or I am doing it In a wrong way can anyone provide working example for javascript?! i followed all example in almost 20 languages using poedit and all worked except javascript
all working examples from GNU gettext found in
gettext-0.19.7.tar.gz
http://ftp.gnu.org/gnu/gettext/
gettext-0.19.7\gettext-tools\examples
this is php examlpe which works i need to do the same for javascript
#!@PHP@ -q
<?
// Example for use of GNU gettext.
// This file is in the public domain.
//
// Source code of the PHP program.
setlocale (LC_ALL, "");
textdomain ("hello-php");
bindtextdomain ("hello-php", "@localedir@");
echo _("Hello, world!");
echo "\n";
echo printf (_("This program is running as process number %d."),posix_getpid());
echo "\n";
?>
You can use this npm package to work with those files, assuming you are working from a node environment. I do not think it is possible from the browser.
Both Poedit and
xgettext
have support for JavaScript for some time now. Your problem is that you're embedding the code in HTML file, so it's not recognized as a JavaScript file (andxgettext
, which Poedit uses, doesn't support embedded content in other languages).Just put your JavaScript code in a separate
.js
file.Notice that JavaScript code runs on the client side, so you need to load translations in JavaScript as well. A better solution for you, considering that you have just some (presumably small-ish) snippets of JS inside a PHP code, may be to generate that JS code with PHP — i.e. do the translation on PHP/server side.