Globalize-config-loader is a loader for globalize-config-compiler. It will convert a configuration object (e.g. a json file loaded with json-loader) into a function that returns a new Globalize instance.

Features of this fork

• Fixed bug which caused this loader doesn't respect results of processing of the previous loaders
• locale option to load only one locale (useful for faster development)
• globalize-config-compiler is now a peer dependency
• generated chunks in async mode are properly named and groupped that allows proper tracking and including with SSR

Installation

Install the loader, globalize, and cldr-data:

npm install --save-dev globalize-config-loader@procraft/globalize-config-loader globalize-config-compiler globalize cldr-data

Usage

Create a function such as this in your code:

function getGlobalize(locale, callback) {
    require('globalize-config-loader!json-loader!./locale/config.json')(locale, function(initFn) {
        initFn(callback);
    });
}

callback will be called with a single parameter, a Globalize instance set to locale with the formatters and parsers in config.json.

By default, the code is split into separate chunks, one for the globalize runtime, and one for the locale-specific data for each locale. These chunks are loaded when first needed. You can add sync=true to the loader's query string to disable code splitting, but note that this will compile all the locales in the configuration into the calling chunk:

require('globalize-config?sync=true!json!./locale/config.json')(locale, function(initFn) { ... });