How to use the @fluent/dom/compat.DOMLocalization function in @fluent/dom

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github coralproject / talk / src / core / server / queue / tasks / mailer / processor.ts View on Github external
return async (
    tenant: Tenant,
    templateName: string,
    locale: LanguageCode,
    fromAddress: string,
    data: MailerData
  ): Promise => {
    // Setup the localization bundles.
    const bundle = i18n.getBundle(locale);
    const loc = new DOMLocalization([], generateBundleIterator(bundle));

    // Translate the HTML fragments.
    let dom: JSDOM;
    try {
      // Parse the rendered template.
      dom = new JSDOM(data.message.html, {});
    } catch (err) {
      logger.error({ err }, "could not parse the HTML for i18n");

      throw err;
    }

    // Translate the bundle.
    await loc.translateFragment(dom.window.document);

    // Grab the rendered HTML from the dom, and juice them.

@fluent/dom

Fluent bindings for DOM

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