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* Fix translations that did not respect word order Fixes #2069 We were still using raw string concatenation in these two places. To maintain backwards compatibility, this commit adds _new_ translations that are substitution-based instead of concatenation-based. The old translation is passed in as a possible substitution parameter `backwardsCompat`, and the default (English) translations use this parameter. With this, if you are using a custom locale that overrides eg. the `exceedsSize` string, Uppy will first get your `exceedsSize` translation, and then use the default `exceedsSize2` translation which concatenates that result and the file size. So it works the same as it did in the past. If a translation requires a different word order, it can override the `exceedsSize2` translation instead. ```js new Uppy({ locale: { strings: { exceedsSize2: 'Maximum file size of %{size} exceeded', poweredBy2: '%{uppy} made this!' } } }) ``` In 2.0, we can remove all the old strings and only use `poweredBy2` (and probably rename them to `poweredBy` too, heh) * website: add missing dashboard strings to docs * locales: remove unused second plural form from EN and NL * build: allow different numbers of plural forms * utils: add test for new throwing behaviour * docs: insert PR url * locales: revert ko_KR changes * changelog: add 2.0 backlog entry * locales: var → const * docs: add brief note that translators should supply a pluralize function * locales: update en_US with new template * fix HEIGHT_MD = 400 Co-authored-by: Artur Paikin <artur@arturpaikin.com> |
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@uppy/utils
Shared utility functions for Uppy Core and the "official" plugins maintained by the Uppy team.
Uppy is being developed by the folks at Transloadit, a versatile file encoding service.
Installation
Unless you are creating a custom plugin, you should not need to install this manually.
$ npm install @uppy/utils --save