text: /**
   * Import localization file with translations
   */
  import translations from './vue-localize-translations'
  
  export default {
    /**
     * The list of application languages
     */
    languages: {
      en: {
        key: 'eng', // phrase key in the translation file for translating language name into different languages
        enabled: true // Set to false if need to disable language
      },
      ru: {
        key: 'rus',
        enabled: true
      },
      de: {
        key: 'deu',
        enabled: false
      }
    },
  
    /**
     * Default language will be used if the language nowhere defined (together in current route, Vuex store and localStorage)
     * Usually it works if user came for the first time
     */
    defaultLanguage: 'en',
  
    /**
     * The object with translations of application phrases
     */
    translations: translations,
  
    /**
     * Defines the behaviour of routes localization (adding language at the start of path of a routes)
     * If false, disable leading language param for all routes with default language, or enable otherwise
     */
    defaultLanguageRoute: false,
  
    /**
     * Defines the policy for storing selected language in browser local storage for
     * transiotions from localized routes to not localized and backwards
     *
     * If false, transition from NOT localized route to localized will not update selected language in local storage, and
     * it will be taken up when you'll back TO NOT localized route FROM LOCALIZED, even you have switched languages with
     * language selector.
     * It can be useful in cases when you need to remember the language selected in user account or administrative panel
     * and switching languages at the public section of a site should not affect this choice
     *
     * Set to true if you need transparent behaviour of application when switching languages and language must be changed for
     * all application regargless of where exactly it was switched, in administration panel or at the public section of a site
     */
    resaveOnLocalizedRoutes: false,
  
    /**
     * Name of the key for default context of translations
     */
    defaultContextName: 'global',
  
    /**
     * Set to true if you want to translate phrases which has no translation
     * into the language defined in the option "fallbackLanguage" below
     * It may be usefull when you already need to publish your app, but you have
     * no complete translations into all languages for all phrases
     */
    fallbackOnNoTranslation: true,
  
    /**
     * Defines the fallback language for using in case described in comment for the option above
     */
    fallbackLanguage: 'en',
  
    /**
     * Suppress warnings emitted into browser console (concerns only translation process)
     * Plugin can emit warnings during translation phrases process in the following cases:
     *
     * 1) phrase path doesn't exists in localization file (emitted always)
     *
     * 2) phrase path exists but there is no translation into current
     *    language (emitted only if "fallbackOnNoTranslation" is set to false)
     *
     * 3) phrase path exists, hasn't translation into current language and hasn't
     *    translation into fallback language (emitted only if "fallbackOnNoTranslation" is
     *    set to true)
     *
     * 4) Output translation contains unprocessed variables which will shown to user  as is, e.g. %foo%
     */
    supressWarnings: false
  }
  