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Internationalization in JavaScript Treemap control
The TreeMap control supports internationalization for the following elements:
- Data label
- Tooltip
For more information about number and date formatter, refer to internationalization.
Globalization
Globalization is the process of designing and developing a component that works in different cultures/locales. Internationalization library is used to globalize number, date, and time values in the TreeMap control using the format property in the TreeMap.
Numeric format
In the following code example, tooltip is globalized to Deutsch culture.
import { TreeMap, TreeMapTooltip } from '@syncfusion/ej2-treemap';
import { NumericTextBox} from '@syncfusion/ej2-inputs';
import { loadCldr, Ajax, setCulture, setCurrencyCode } from '@syncfusion/ej2-base';
TreeMap.Inject(TreeMapTooltip);
loadCultureFiles("de");
setCulture("de");
setCurrencyCode('EUR');
let treemap: TreeMap = new TreeMap({
locale: "de",
format: "c" ,
dataSource: [
{State:"United States", GDP:17946, percentage:11.08, Rank:1},
{State:"China", GDP:10866, percentage: 28.42, Rank:2},
{State:"Japan", GDP:4123, percentage:-30.78, Rank:3},
{State:"Germany", GDP:3355, percentage:-5.19, Rank:4},
{State:"United Kingdom", GDP:2848, percentage:8.28, Rank:5},
{State:"France", GDP:2421, percentage:-9.69, Rank:6},
{State:"India", GDP:2073, percentage:13.65, Rank:7},
{State:"Italy", GDP:1814, percentage:-12.45, Rank:8},
{State:"Brazil", GDP:1774, percentage:-27.88, Rank:9},
{State:"Canada", GDP:1550, percentage:-15.02, Rank:10}
],
tooltipSettings: {
visible: true,
},
weightValuePath: 'GDP'
}, '#container');
function loadCultureFiles(name: string) {
var files = ['currencies.json', 'numbers.json'];
var loadCulture = function (prop: number) {
let val: any, ajax: Ajax;
// ajax = new Ajax('http://ej2.syncfusion.com/javascript/demos/' + 'src/common/cldr-data/main/' + name + '/' + files[prop], 'GET', false);
ajax = new Ajax('/node_modules/cldr-data/main/' + name + '/' + files[prop], 'GET', false);
ajax.onSuccess = function (value: any) {
val = value;
};
ajax.send();
loadCldr(JSON.parse(val));
};
for (var prop = 0; prop < files.length; prop++) {
loadCulture(prop);
}
}Right-to-left rendering
The TreeMap control supports right-to-left rendering for all its elements such as nodes, tooltip, data labels, and legends.
Legend with Rtl support
If set the enableRtl property to true, then the legend icon will be rendered on the right and the legend text will be rendered on the left of the legend icon.
Tooltip with Rtl support
If the enableRtl property is set to true, the tooltip data will be rendered in reverse direction.
Treemap Item Rendering Direction
The direction of TreeMap item is TopLeftBottomRight by default and customize the rendering direction of the TreeMap item by setting the renderDirection property.
The TreeMap can be rendered in the following directions:
- TopLeftBottomRight
- TopRightBottomLeft
- BottomRightTopLeft
- BottomLeftTopRight
The following example demonstrate, how to render the treemap in the RTL direction with TopLeftBottomRight.
The following example demonstrate, how to render the treemap in the RTL direction with TopRightBottomLeft.
The following example demonstrate, how to render the treemap in the RTL direction with BottomRightTopLeft.
The following example demonstrate, how to render the treemap in the RTL direction with BottomLeftTopRight.
Right-to-left rendering
The TreeMap control supports right-to-left rendering for all its elements such as nodes, tooltip, data labels, and legends.
Legend with Rtl support
If you set the enableRtl property to true, then the legend icon will be rendered on the right and the legend text will be rendered on the left of the legend icon.
Tooltip with Rtl support
If the enableRtl property is set to true, the tooltip data will be rendered in reverse direction.
The following example shows the format of the tooltip.
Treemap Item Rendering Direction
By default, the direction of tree map item is TopLeftBottomRight. You can customize the rendering direction of the tree map item by setting the renderDirection property.
The TreeMap can be rendered in the following four different directions.
TopLeftBottomRight
TopRightBottomLeft
BottomRightTopLeft
BottomLeftTopRight
The following example demonstrate how to render the treemap in the RTL direction with TopLeftBottomRight.
The following example demonstrate how to render the treemap in the RTL direction with TopRightBottomLeft.
The following example demonstrate how to render the treemap in the RTL direction with BottomRightTopLeft.
The following example demonstrate how to render the treemap in the RTL direction with BottomLeftTopRight.