Parse and stringify BCP 47 language tags.
npm:
npm install bcp-47var bcp47 = require('bcp-47')
var schema = bcp47.parse('hy-Latn-IT-arevela')
console.log(schema)
console.log(bcp47.stringify(schema))Yields:
{ language: 'hy',
extendedLanguageSubtags: [],
script: 'Latn',
region: 'IT',
variants: ['arevela'],
extensions: [],
privateuse: [],
irregular: null,
regular: null }
'hy-Latn-IT-arevela'Parse a BCP 47 tag into a language schema. Note that the algorithm is case-insensitive.
Whether to normalize legacy tags when possible (boolean, default:
true). For example, i-klingon does not match the BCP 47 language
algorithm but is valid nonetheless. It is suggested to use tlh
instead (the ISO 639-3 code for Klingon). When normalize is true,
passing i-klingon, or other deprecated tags, is handled as if their
suggested valid tag was given.
By default, when an error is encountered, an empty object is returned.
When in forgiving mode, all found values up to the point of the error
are included (boolean, default: false). So, for example, where by
default en-GB-abcdefghi an empty object is returned (as the language
variant is too long), in forgiving mode the language of schema is
populated with en and the region is populated with GB.
When given, warning is invoked when an error is encountered
(Function).
Schema — Parsed BCP 47 language tag.
When tag is null or undefined.
Compile a schema into a BCP 47 language tag.
string — BCP 47 language tag.
A schema may have the following properties. A schema is deemed empty
when it has neither language, irregular, regular, nor privateuse
(where an empty privateuse array is handled as no privateuse, too).
Two or three character ISO 639 language code, four character
reserved language code, or 5 to 8 (inclusive) characters registered
language subtag (string). For example, en (English) or cmn
(Mandarin Chinese).
Selected three-character ISO 639 codes(Array.<string>),
such as yue in zh-yue-HK (Chinese, Cantonese, as used in Hong Kong
SAR).
Four character ISO 15924 script code (string), such as
Latn in hy-Latn-IT-arevela (Eastern Armenian written in Latin
script, as used in Italy).
Two alphabetical character ISO 3166-1 code, or three
digit UN M.49 code (string). For example, CN in
cmn-Hans-CN (Mandarin Chinese, Simplified script, as used in China).
5 to 8 (inclusive) character language variants (Array.<string>), such
as both rozaj and biske in sl-rozaj-biske (San Giorgio dialect
of Resian dialect of Slovenian).
List of extensions (Array.<Object>), each an object containing a one
character singleton, and a list of extensions (string).
singleton cannot be x (case-insensitive), and extensions must be
between two and eight (inclusive) characters. For example, an extension
would be u-co-phonebk in de-DE-u-co-phonebk (German, as used in
Germany, using German phonebook sort order), where u is the singleton
and co and phonebk are its extensions.
List of private-use subtags (Array.<string>), where each subtag must
be between one and eight (inclusive) characters.
One of the regular tags (string): tags which are seen as something
different by the algorithm.
Valid values are:
art-lojbancel-gaulishno-bokno-nynzh-guoyuzh-hakkazh-minzh-min-nanzh-xiang
One of the irregular tags (string): tags which are seen as
invalid by the algorithm).
Valid values are:
en-GB-oedi-amii-bnni-defaulti-enochiani-haki-klingoni-luxi-mingoi-navajoi-pwni-taoi-tayi-tsusgn-BE-FRsgn-BE-NLsgn-CH-DE
Invoked when an error occurs.
reason(string) — English reason for failurecode(number) — Code for failureoffset(number) — Index-based position of error
| code | reason |
|---|---|
| 1 | Too long variant, expected at most 8 characters |
| 2 | Too long extension, expected at most 8 characters |
| 3 | Too many extended language subtags, expected at most 3 subtags |
| 4 | Empty extension, extensions must have at least 2 characters of content |
| 5 | Too long private-use area, expected at most 8 characters |
| 6 | Found superfluous content after tag |
bcp-47-match— Match BCP 47 language tags with language ranges per RFC 4647bcp-47-normalize— Normalize, canonicalize, and format BCP 47 tagsiso-639-2— ISO 639-2 codesiso-639-3— ISO 639-3 codesiso-15924— ISO 15924 codesun-m49— UN M49 codes