react-intl VS json-translator

I am developing an application with react/redux, and I started using library react-intl for formatting messages and dates.

I have been struggling mocking React-Intl library with Jest because I'm having this error when I run tests:

export function categoryIdToCategoryName(categoryId) {let name;switch (categoryId) { case constants.RISK_CATEGORY_LOW: name = 'low'; break; case constants.RISK_CATEGORY_MEDIUM: name = 'medium'; break; case constants.RISK_CATEGORY_HIGH: name = 'high'; break; case constants.RISK_CATEGORY_CRITICAL: name = 'critical'; break; default: console.warn('see: /utils/risk.js', 'categoryIdToCategoryName:', categoryId); name = 'unknown'; } return name;} I would like to translate this texts - [low, medium, high, critical] using https://github.com/yahoo/react-intl. So I defined messages

I'm using React-Intl with webpack and I need the Intl shim to support Safari and IE, but I don't want to load it for browsers that already support the Intl spec.

React Intl

Interesting.

I've used json-translator in the past.

It supports Google Translate, Bing Microsoft Translate, Libre Translate, and Argos Translate.

https://github.com/mololab/json-translator

I created a package & CLI for translating JSON files and also objects (if you want to use it in the code) into different languages in an amazingly fast and FREE way. It uses Google Translate API for translation. Normally translate APIs are not FREE. But the json-translator is fully FREE to use. No need for any key configuration or something. github.com/ParvinEyvazov/json-translator