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JsonI18n should stop attempting to add the resource when malformed JSON is encountered.

This can be checked with json_last_error().

When null is passed as the first parameter to localizeArray(), a catchable fatal error is thrown due to the type hinting.

It is common to have positional placeholders when localizing due to differences in word order in different languages.

There exists several different formats for positional placeholders. For example:

// ICU format:
'{0, number} files exist on disk {1} at this time'

 // jquery.i18n format:
'$1 files exist on disk $2 at this time'

// PHP printf format
'%1$d files exist on disk %2$s at this time'

Since sprintf and vsprintf are currently being used, the last format already works.

It would be nice to support the jquery.i18n format by parsing the strings and converting the placeholders to printf-style placeholders. However since it does not specify type for its placeholders (string, number, etc.), they would be assumed string by default. A possible improvement would be to look for {{PLURAL to determine if the placeholder could be an integer.

The localizeArray function does not allow localization of flat arrays:

{
    "arrayGroups": {
        "bar": {
            "en-CA": "bar_en",
            "fr-CA": "bar_fr"
        }
    }
}

$foo = array(
    'bar_en' => 'good morning',
    'bar_fr' => 'bon matin'
);

$l10n->localizeArray($foo, 'bar', 'fr-CA');

Expected:

$foo = array(
    'bar' => 'bon matin'
);

Hi,
is it possible to insert a hierarchy like this?

{ "it-IT": { "greeting": "Ciao %s", "status": { "OPEN": "Aperto", "CLOSED": "Chiuso" } } }

$t->_ef('status.CLOSED');

Is it possible to fallback with the given key instead of showing the Invalid key error ?

Localization resources may not always come from files and it would be useful to be able to add resources that are in array form (e.g. coming from a database) or in a string of JSON.

This should be easily achieved using json_decode.

Data needs to be validated, perhaps using JSON Schema.

PHP 5.6 added a magic method called __debugInfo that returns an array upon calling var_dump on the object. This should be used in place of the debug() method in the classes.

This does not affect compatibility with older PHP versions as the __debugInfo method can be manually called (i.e. $obj->__debugInfo) and var_dump on older PHP versions will return all private, protected, and public variables.