Internationalization

Internationalization (or i18n) support is built in to BladeRunnerJS. It allows any application developed to be customised to suit any locale. This includes translation of:

text
date formats
number formatting
parameterized translations

For detailed information see Internationalizing your App.

Documentation

Use

Getting started
Installing BRJS
Create an App
Create an Aspect
Create a Bladeset
Create a Blade
Add a Blade to an Aspect
Using the Unbundled Resources
Using the ServiceRegistry
Using the AliasRegistry (IoC)
Use the EventHub
Logging
Using Libraries
Building and Deploying Apps
Using the brjs CLI
Writing Tests
Running Tests
Config Files
Using App Tokens
Custom Templates
Internationalizing your app

Concepts

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Internationalization

Documentation

Use

Concepts

Application architecture

Code

Workflow

Extend

Reference