Async react-intl locale data loader for webpack.
Instead of needing a long utility function
with a require.ensure for every locale, you can write something like this:
// ES6 syntax
const locales = {
en: () => require('react-intl?locale=en!./en.json'),
de: () => require('react-intl?locale=de!./de.json')
}
function loadLocaleData (locale) {
return new Promise((resolve) => {
locales[locale]()(resolve)
})
}
loadLocaleData(someLocale).then((messages) => {
// do something with messages
})$ npm install --save intl intl-locales-supported react-intl
$ npm install --save-dev react-intl-loaderTo asynchronously load your locale data from ./en.json with the locale en, use:
require('react-intl?locale=en!./en.json')(function (messages) {
// messages contains the require of ./en.json
});This will asynchronously require (via webpack's require.ensure) the following modules:
'intl/locale-data/jsonp/en' // Optional: only if Intl does not support this locale
'react-intl/locale-data/en'
'./en.json'You can use any file and file type for your locale data as long as you have the appropriate webpack loader installed and configured.