I have en.json and ru.json files, I use variables by type there:

levelupmessage: "Congratulations on the new $ {level}"

because in json you cannot put `` what needs to be done so that there is not just a string?

I have en.json and ru.json files, I use variables by type there:

levelupmessage: "Congratulations on the new $ {level}"

because in json you cannot put `` what needs to be done so that there is not just a string?

• javascript
• node.js
• json

• Are you asking how to escape backticks in JSON? – jannis Commented Aug 12, 2020 at 12:31
• Yes,i am asking how to escape backticks in JSON – KristalkillPlay Commented Aug 12, 2020 at 12:32
• JSON allows unescaped backticks. – jannis Commented Aug 12, 2020 at 12:38

1 Answer 1

You need to create a module that loads all messages from en.json and ru.json and saves them in an object. Then, create a function that finds the specified string inside your object. This function also replaces %VAR% with a parameter you pass to that function.

Take a look at this example:

let strings = {
   en: {
      // I prefer % for variables
      levelUp: "Congratulations on leveling up: %VAR%"
   },
   ru: {
      levelUp: "Поздравляем с новым уровнем: %VAR%"
   }
};

// Function to get locales and replace variables
function getLocale(language, string, ...vars) {
   let locale = strings[language][string];

   let count = 0;
   locale = locale.replace(/%VAR%/g, () => vars[count] !== null ? vars[count] : "%VAR%");

   return locale;
}

getLocale("en", "levelUp", "10");   // Congratulations on leveling up: 10
getLocale("ru", "levelUp", "10");   // Поздравляем с новым уровнем: 10

That's how many popular Discord bots handle internationalization.