🎉 Stable release (2.0.0)

Changelog

All notable changes for this version.

Added

Automaticaly detect browser language. Use the detectLocale provider prop.
Ability to provide custom locale pattern (default is still xx_XX)
New provider props, locales and initialLocale

Changed

Split useLittera into two hooks (useLittera and useLitteraMethods)
Change provider props naming. Language is now called locale etc.

Migration 1.X => 2.X

The migration process is straightforward. You have to rename some properties and change the way you use useLittera.

Changed naming

language => locale
setLanguage => setLocale

Mainly pay attention to LitteraProvider and withLittera props naming.

LitteraProvider changes

The provider accepts 2 new props locales: string[] and initialLocale?: string. You don't need to use your own state from now, the provider will handle it by itself. That makes the locale and setLocale props not required.

// v1.X
const [language, setLanguage] = useState("en_US");

return <LitteraProvider language={language} setLanguage={setLanguage}>
   {children}
</LitteraProvider>

// v2.X
return <LitteraProvider locales={["en_US", "de_DE", "pl_PL"]}>
   {children}
</LitteraProvider>

useLittera changes

The hook returns only the translated object now. Use useLitteraMethods to get/set locale, set pattern etc.

// v1.X
const [translated, locale, setLanguage] = useLittera(translated)

// v2.X
const translated = useLittera(translated);
const { locale, setLocale, pattern, setPattern, validateLocale } = useLitteraMethods();

Assembless / react-littera