@sitevision/api 2.0.0-alpha.1 → 2.0.0-alpha.2

package/server/LocaleUtil/index.d.ts

@@ -1,383 +1,3 @@
-/**
- * Gets an immutable list of all available Locales (installed Java Locales and custom ones added by Sitevision).
- *
- * <p>
- *    <strong>Note!</strong> The returned List is <em>immutable/unmodifiable</em>, i.e. you must create a copy if
- *    you want to modify it (e.g. sort).
- * </p>
- * <p>
- *    Below is an example of how to display some info about all locales via server-side Javascript:
- * </p>
- * <pre><code>    (function() {
- *       var localeUtil = require('LocaleUtil'),
- *          locales = localeUtil.getAvailableLocales(),
- *          count = locales.size(),
- *          currentLocale = require('PortletContextUtil').getCurrentLocale(),
- *          locale, i;
- *
- *       out.println('&lt;table&gt;');
- *       out.println('&lt;tr&gt;');
- *       out.println('   &lt;th&gt;Language&lt;/th&gt;');
- *       out.println('   &lt;th&gt;Country&lt;/th&gt;');
- *       out.println('   &lt;th&gt;Language Tag&lt;/th&gt;');
- *       out.println('   &lt;th&gt;Native language name&lt;/th&gt;');
- *       out.println('   &lt;th&gt;Localized language name&lt;/th&gt;');
- *       out.println('   &lt;th&gt;Directionality&lt;/th&gt;');
- *       out.println('&lt;/tr&gt;');
- *       for (i = 0; i &lt; count; i++) {
- *          locale = locales.get(i);
- *          out.println('&lt;tr&gt;');
- *          out.println('   &lt;td&gt;' + localeUtil.getNormalizedLanguage(locale) + '&lt;/td&gt;');
- *          out.println('   &lt;td&gt;' + locale.getCountry() + '&lt;/td&gt;');
- *          out.println('   &lt;td&gt;' + localeUtil.getLanguageTag(locale) + '&lt;/td&gt;');
- *          out.println('   &lt;td&gt;' + localeUtil.getNativeLanguageName(locale) + '&lt;/td&gt;');
- *          out.println('   &lt;td&gt;' + localeUtil.getLocalizedLanguageName(locale, currentLocale) + '&lt;/td&gt;');
- *          out.println('   &lt;td&gt;' + (localeUtil.isRTL(locale) ? 'RTL' : 'LTR') + '&lt;/td&gt;');
- *          out.println('&lt;/tr&gt;');
- *       }
- *       out.println('&lt;/table&gt;');
- *    }());</code></pre>
- * @return a immutable/unmodifiable list of all available Locales (i.e. all Locales installed by Java and all custom Locales added by Sitevision)
- * @since Sitevision 4.1
- */
-export function getAvailableLocales(): unknown;
-
-/**
- * Gets the native language name for a specified Locale.
- *
- * <p>
- *    Some examples:
- * </p>
- * <ul>
- *    <li>A <em>Swedish</em> Locale will return <em>Svenska</em></li>
- *    <li>A <em>German</em> Locale will return <em>Deutsch</em></li>
- *    <li>A <em>Northern Sami</em> Locale will return <em>Davvisámegiella</em></li>
- * </ul>
- * @param aLocale the locale
- * @return the native language name for <code>aLocale</code>, or <code>null</code> if <code>aLocale</code> is <code>null</code>
- */
-export function getNativeLanguageName(aLocale: unknown): string;
-
-/**
- * Gets the localized language name for a specified Locale.
- *
- * <p>
- *    Some examples:
- * </p>
- * <ul>
- *    <li>A <em>Swedish</em> <code>aLocale</code> and an <em>English</em> <code>aDisplayLocale</code> will return <em>Swedish</em></li>
- *    <li>An <em>English</em> <code>aLocale</code> and a <em>Swedish</em> <code>aDisplayLocale</code> will return <em>Engelska</em></li>
- *    <li>A <em>German</em> <code>aLocale</code> and a <em>Swedish</em> <code>aDisplayLocale</code> will return <em>Tyska</em></li>
- *    <li>A <em>German</em> <code>aLocale</code> and an <em>English</em> <code>aDisplayLocale</code> will return <em>German</em></li>
- * </ul>
- * @param aLocale the locale to get the language name for
- * @param aDisplayLocale the locale that should be used when displaying the language name of <code>aLocale</code>
- * @return the localized language name for <code>aLocale</code>, or <code>null</code> if <code>aLocale</code> is <code>null</code>
- */
-export function getLocalizedLanguageName(
-  aLocale: unknown,
-  aDisplayLocale: unknown
-): string;
-
-/**
- * Gets the native language name for a Locale that is resolved via a specified locale string.
- *
- * <p>
- *    This method can be seen as a convenience method that combines the {@link #getLocaleByString(String)} method and the
- *    {@link #getNativeLanguageName(java.util.Locale)} method to resolve a <code>Locale</code> and get the native language name.
- *    But this is not strictly true. This method will handle all all well-formed locale strings that starts with a valid
- *    language code used by a supported locale <em>(even though the "full" locale string might actually refer to a non-supported locale)</em>.
- * </p>
- * <p>
- *    Some examples of this forgiving/lenient behaviour:
- * </p>
- * <ul>
- *    <li>
- *       <code>"rmy-RO"</code> matches a supported locale (Romani in Romania) and will return
- *       the native name for the "rmy" language.
- *    </li>
- *    <li>
- *       <code>"rmy_RO"</code> matches a supported locale (Romani in Romania) and will return
- *       the native name for the "rmy" language.
- *    </li>
- *    <li>
- *       <code>"rmy"</code> does NOT match the supported locale <code>"rmy-RO"/"rmy_RO"</code> but will still return
- *       the native name for the "rmy" language.
- *    </li>
- *    <li>
- *       <code>"rmy-SE"</code> does NOT match the supported locale <code>"rmy-RO"</code> but will still return
- *       the native name for the "rmy" language.
- *    </li>
- *    <li>
- *       <code>"rmy_SE"</code> does NOT match the supported locale <code>"rmy_RO"</code> but will still return
- *       the native name for the "rmy" language.
- *    </li>
- * </ul>
- * @param aLocaleString a language tag ("en-US") or string that contains language only ("en") or language and country ("en_US"), typically what you will get as result of <code>Locale.toString()</code>
- * @return the native language name for the <code>aLocale</code> that matches <code>aLocaleString</code>, or <code>null</code> if <code>aLocaleString</code> is <code>null</code>, whitespace only or doesn't match a supported Locale
- */
-export function getNativeLanguageNameByString(aLocaleString: string): string;
-
-/**
- * Gets the localized language name for a Locale that is resolved via a specified locale string.
- *
- * <p>
- *    This is a convenience method that combines the {@link #getLocaleByString(String)} method and the
- *    {@link #getLocalizedLanguageName(java.util.Locale, java.util.Locale)}
- *    method to resolve a <code>Locale</code> and get the localized language name.
- * </p>
- * @param aLocaleString a string that contains language ("en") or language and country ("en_US"), typically what you will get as result of <code>Locale.toString()</code>
- * @param aDisplayLocale the locale that should be used when displaying the language name of the <code>Locale</code> resolved by <code>aLocaleString</code>
- * @return the localized language name for the <code>aLocale</code> that matches <code>aLocaleString</code>, or <code>null</code> if <code>aLocaleString</code> is <code>null</code>, whitespace only or doesn't match a supported Locale
- */
-export function getLocalizedLanguageNameByString(
-  aLocaleString: string,
-  aDisplayLocale: unknown
-): string;
-
-/**
- * Returns the Locale for a language tag or a String that contains language or language + country ("en-US" or "en" or "en_US").
- *
- * <p>
- *    A <code>toString()</code> on a english american locale returns the String <code>"en_US"</code>, but to create a locale
- *    from that string you can NOT just create it by doing: <code>new Locale("en_US")</code>. You must split language (en)
- *    and country (US) since the proper way of creating the Locale is: <code>new Locale("en", "US")</code>.
- * </p>
- *
- * <p>
- *    Some examples of accepted locale strings:
- * </p>
- * <ul>
- *    <li><em>Swedish</em> language tag: "sv-SE" and locale strings: "sv", "sv_SE"</li>
- *    <li><em>German</em> language tag: "de-DE" and locale strings: "de", "de_DE"</li>
- *    <li><em>Northern Sami</em> language tag: "se-SE" and locale string: "se_SE"</li>
- * </ul>
- *
- * <p>
- *    <em>Note! This method only handles supported Locale's, i.e. Locales available via {@link #getAvailableLocales()}.</em>
- * </p>
- * @param aLocaleString a language tag or the toString() value of a Locale (i.e. a String with a lowercased language - or a lowercased language and uppercased country, separated with underscore).
- * @return a Locale matching <code>aLocaleString</code>, or <code>null</code> if <code>aLocaleString</code> is <code>null</code>, whitespace only or doesn't match a supported Locale
- */
-export function getLocaleByString(aLocaleString: string): unknown;
-
-/**
- * Returns the IETF BCP 47 language tag value for a Locale.
- *
- * <p>
- *    Language tags are used to indicate the language of texts or other items in HTML and XML documents. The language tag
- *    syntax is defined by the IETF <a href="http://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/bcp/bcp47.txt">BCP 47</a>
- *    and exemplified by W3C internationalization in
- *    <a href="http://www.w3.org/International/articles/language-tags/">Language tags in HTML and XML</a>.
- * </p>
- *
- * <p>
- *    This method supports both the Java default locales and the custom-defined ones in Sitevision (such as Northern Sami).
- *    It produces a well-formatted BCP 47 value for a specified Locale but the language and region are not verified against the
- *    <a href="http://www.iana.org/assignments/language-subtag-registry/language-subtag-registry">IANA language subtag registry</a>.
- * </p>
- * <p>
- *    Some output examples:
- * </p>
- * <ul>
- *    <li><em>Swedish</em> locale (language "sv", country "SE"): "sv-SE"</li>
- *    <li><em>American english</em> locale (language "en", country "US"): "en-US"</li>
- *    <li><em>Canadian french</em> locale (language "fr", country "CA"): "fr-CA"</li>
- * </ul>
- * @param aLocale a locale
- * @return the <code>aLocale</code> formatted according to BCP 47, or <code>null</code> if <code>aLocale</code> is <code>null</code>
- */
-export function getLanguageTag(aLocale: unknown): string;
-
-/**
- * Returns the normalized language for a specified Locale.
- *
- * <p>
- *    Java uses old ISO language codes for for language codes that have changed. For instance: the legacy ISO language code for <em>Yiddish</em>
- *    is <em>"ji"</em>, but that was changed to <em>"yi"</em> 1989. This method compensates for Javas legacy considerations and returns the
- *    new ISO language codes instead.
- * </p>
- * @param aLocale a locale
- * @return the normalized language for the locale, or null if the locale is null
- * @since Sitevision 4.5.1
- */
-export function getNormalizedLanguage(aLocale: unknown): string;
-
-/**
- * Checks if a locale has writing direction Right-To-Left (RTL).
- *
- * <p>
- *    Most languages have a clear writing direction, typically Left-To-Right (LTR). Though, some languages has mixed writing directions
- *    (e.g. text is RTL but numbers are LTR) and some languages is written with different symbols (e.g. Latin, Arabic) in different regions.
- *    This method will return true for such complex/mixed languages if the official writing direction is RTL or if RTL is used by the majority
- *    of the native language writers.
- * </p>
- * <p>
- *    This method supports the Java default locales and the custom-defined ones in Sitevision (such as Northern Sami).
- *    It also supports locales that aren't officially supported by Sitevision (i.e. not present in {@link #getAvailableLocales()}).
- *    The direction of the first char in the locales native name (as of {@link #getNativeLanguageName(Locale)})
- *    is used to determine if the locale is LTR or RTL for such (unofficial) locales.
- * </p>
- * @param aLocale a locale
- * @return true if aLocale has Right-To-Left (RTL) writing direction, false otherwise (i.e. false indicates LTR)
- * @since Sitevision 4.3
- */
-export function isRTL(aLocale: unknown): boolean;
-
-/**
- * <p>
- *    Gets a Locale with language and country for a (typically language-only) Locale.
- * </p>
- *
- * <table>
- *    <caption>Replacement of language-only locales</caption>
- *    <tr>
- *       <th scope="col">Locale/language</th>
- *       <th scope="col">Replacement</th>
- *    </tr>
- *    <tr>
- *       <td>Swedish (sv)</td>
- *       <td>Sweden (sv-SE)</td>
- *    </tr>
- *    <tr>
- *       <td>Norwegian (no)</td>
- *       <td>Norway (no-NO)</td>
- *    </tr>
- *    <tr>
- *       <td>Danish (da)</td>
- *       <td>Denmark (da-DK)</td>
- *    </tr>
- *    <tr>
- *       <td>Finnish (fi)</td>
- *       <td>Finland (fi-FI)</td>
- *    </tr>
- *    <tr>
- *       <td>Icelandic (is)</td>
- *       <td>Iceland (is-IS)</td>
- *    </tr>
- *    <tr>
- *       <td>Belarusian (be)</td>
- *       <td>Belarus (be-BY)</td>
- *    </tr>
- *    <tr>
- *       <td>Bulgarian (bg)</td>
- *       <td>Bulgaria (bg-BG)</td>
- *    </tr>
- *    <tr>
- *       <td>Catalan (ca)</td>
- *       <td>Spain (ca-ES)</td>
- *    </tr>
- *    <tr>
- *       <td>Czech (cs)</td>
- *       <td>Czech Republic (cs-CZ)</td>
- *    </tr>
- *    <tr>
- *       <td>Estonian (et)</td>
- *       <td>Estonia (et-EE)</td>
- *    </tr>
- *    <tr>
- *       <td>Irish (ga)</td>
- *       <td>Ireland (ga-IE)</td>
- *    </tr>
- *    <tr>
- *       <td>Hebrew (he) and (iw)</td>
- *       <td>Israel (he-IL)</td>
- *    </tr>
- *    <tr>
- *       <td>Hindi (hi)</td>
- *       <td>India (hi-IN)</td>
- *    </tr>
- *    <tr>
- *       <td>Croatian (hr)</td>
- *       <td>Croatia (hr-HR)</td>
- *    </tr>
- *    <tr>
- *       <td>Indonesian (id) and (in)</td>
- *       <td>Indonesia (id-ID)</td>
- *    </tr>
- *    <tr>
- *       <td>Italian (it)</td>
- *       <td>Italy (it-IT)</td>
- *    </tr>
- *    <tr>
- *       <td>Japanese (ja)</td>
- *       <td>Japan (ja-JP)</td>
- *    </tr>
- *    <tr>
- *       <td>Lithuanian (lt)</td>
- *       <td>Lithuania (lt-LT)</td>
- *    </tr>
- *    <tr>
- *       <td>Latvian (lv)</td>
- *       <td>Latvia (lv-LV)</td>
- *    </tr>
- *    <tr>
- *       <td>Malay (ms)</td>
- *       <td>Malaysia (ms-MY)</td>
- *    </tr>
- *    <tr>
- *       <td>Maltese (mt)</td>
- *       <td>Malta (mt-MT)</td>
- *    </tr>
- *    <tr>
- *       <td>Polish (pl)</td>
- *       <td>Poland (pl-PL)</td>
- *    </tr>
- *    <tr>
- *       <td>Romanian (ro)</td>
- *       <td>Romania (ro-RO)</td>
- *    </tr>
- *    <tr>
- *       <td>Slovak (sk)</td>
- *       <td>Slovakia (sk-SK)</td>
- *    </tr>
- *    <tr>
- *       <td>Slovenian (sl)</td>
- *       <td>Slovenia (sl-SI)</td>
- *    </tr>
- *    <tr>
- *       <td>Albanian (sq)</td>
- *       <td>Albania (sq-AL)</td>
- *    </tr>
- *    <tr>
- *       <td>Thai (th)</td>
- *       <td>Thailand (th-TH)</td>
- *    </tr>
- *    <tr>
- *       <td>Turkish (tr)</td>
- *       <td>Turkey (tr-TR)</td>
- *    </tr>
- *    <tr>
- *       <td>Ukranian (uk)</td>
- *       <td>Ukraine (uk-UA)</td>
- *    </tr>
- *    <tr>
- *       <td>Vietnamese (vi)</td>
- *       <td>Vietnam (vi-VN)</td>
- *    </tr>
- * </table>
- * <p>
- *    <strong>Important language-only note!</strong> There are many language-only locales that can not be resolved
- *    <em>(i.e. the language is officially spoken in multiple countries)</em>.
- *    This method will return <code>null</code> for such locales. For example:
- * </p>
- * <ul>
- *    <li>English (en)</li>
- *    <li>French (fr)</li>
- *    <li>German (de)</li>
- *    <li>Dutch (nl)</li>
- *    <li>Spanish (es)</li>
- *    <li>Russian (ru)</li>
- *    <li>Arabic (ar)</li>
- *    <li>Farsi (fa)</li>
- *    <li>...</li>
- * </ul>
- * @param aLocale a Locale, typically a language-only Locale
- * @return the corresponding locale with country, or null if no corresponding locale could be found
- * @since Sitevision 6.1
- */
-export function resolveCountryLocale(aLocale: unknown): unknown;
-
 /**
  * Locale utility interface.
  *
@@ -408,19 +28,387 @@ export function resolveCountryLocale(aLocale: unknown): unknown;
  * @see senselogic.sitevision.api.context.PortletContextUtil#getCurrentLocale()
  * @see senselogic.sitevision.api.node.NodeResolverUtil#getLocaleResolver()
  */
-declare namespace localeUtil {
-  export {
-    getAvailableLocales,
-    getNativeLanguageName,
-    getLocalizedLanguageName,
-    getNativeLanguageNameByString,
-    getLocalizedLanguageNameByString,
-    getLocaleByString,
-    getLanguageTag,
-    getNormalizedLanguage,
-    isRTL,
-    resolveCountryLocale,
-  };
+export interface LocaleUtil {
+  /**
+   * Gets an immutable list of all available Locales (installed Java Locales and custom ones added by Sitevision).
+   *
+   * <p>
+   *    <strong>Note!</strong> The returned List is <em>immutable/unmodifiable</em>, i.e. you must create a copy if
+   *    you want to modify it (e.g. sort).
+   * </p>
+   * <p>
+   *    Below is an example of how to display some info about all locales via server-side Javascript:
+   * </p>
+   * <pre><code>    (function() {
+   *       var localeUtil = require('LocaleUtil'),
+   *          locales = localeUtil.getAvailableLocales(),
+   *          count = locales.size(),
+   *          currentLocale = require('PortletContextUtil').getCurrentLocale(),
+   *          locale, i;
+   *
+   *       out.println('&lt;table&gt;');
+   *       out.println('&lt;tr&gt;');
+   *       out.println('   &lt;th&gt;Language&lt;/th&gt;');
+   *       out.println('   &lt;th&gt;Country&lt;/th&gt;');
+   *       out.println('   &lt;th&gt;Language Tag&lt;/th&gt;');
+   *       out.println('   &lt;th&gt;Native language name&lt;/th&gt;');
+   *       out.println('   &lt;th&gt;Localized language name&lt;/th&gt;');
+   *       out.println('   &lt;th&gt;Directionality&lt;/th&gt;');
+   *       out.println('&lt;/tr&gt;');
+   *       for (i = 0; i &lt; count; i++) {
+   *          locale = locales.get(i);
+   *          out.println('&lt;tr&gt;');
+   *          out.println('   &lt;td&gt;' + localeUtil.getNormalizedLanguage(locale) + '&lt;/td&gt;');
+   *          out.println('   &lt;td&gt;' + locale.getCountry() + '&lt;/td&gt;');
+   *          out.println('   &lt;td&gt;' + localeUtil.getLanguageTag(locale) + '&lt;/td&gt;');
+   *          out.println('   &lt;td&gt;' + localeUtil.getNativeLanguageName(locale) + '&lt;/td&gt;');
+   *          out.println('   &lt;td&gt;' + localeUtil.getLocalizedLanguageName(locale, currentLocale) + '&lt;/td&gt;');
+   *          out.println('   &lt;td&gt;' + (localeUtil.isRTL(locale) ? 'RTL' : 'LTR') + '&lt;/td&gt;');
+   *          out.println('&lt;/tr&gt;');
+   *       }
+   *       out.println('&lt;/table&gt;');
+   *    }());</code></pre>
+   * @return a immutable/unmodifiable list of all available Locales (i.e. all Locales installed by Java and all custom Locales added by Sitevision)
+   * @since Sitevision 4.1
+   */
+  getAvailableLocales(): unknown;
+
+  /**
+   * Gets the native language name for a specified Locale.
+   *
+   * <p>
+   *    Some examples:
+   * </p>
+   * <ul>
+   *    <li>A <em>Swedish</em> Locale will return <em>Svenska</em></li>
+   *    <li>A <em>German</em> Locale will return <em>Deutsch</em></li>
+   *    <li>A <em>Northern Sami</em> Locale will return <em>Davvisámegiella</em></li>
+   * </ul>
+   * @param aLocale the locale
+   * @return the native language name for <code>aLocale</code>, or <code>null</code> if <code>aLocale</code> is <code>null</code>
+   */
+  getNativeLanguageName(aLocale: unknown): string;
+
+  /**
+   * Gets the localized language name for a specified Locale.
+   *
+   * <p>
+   *    Some examples:
+   * </p>
+   * <ul>
+   *    <li>A <em>Swedish</em> <code>aLocale</code> and an <em>English</em> <code>aDisplayLocale</code> will return <em>Swedish</em></li>
+   *    <li>An <em>English</em> <code>aLocale</code> and a <em>Swedish</em> <code>aDisplayLocale</code> will return <em>Engelska</em></li>
+   *    <li>A <em>German</em> <code>aLocale</code> and a <em>Swedish</em> <code>aDisplayLocale</code> will return <em>Tyska</em></li>
+   *    <li>A <em>German</em> <code>aLocale</code> and an <em>English</em> <code>aDisplayLocale</code> will return <em>German</em></li>
+   * </ul>
+   * @param aLocale the locale to get the language name for
+   * @param aDisplayLocale the locale that should be used when displaying the language name of <code>aLocale</code>
+   * @return the localized language name for <code>aLocale</code>, or <code>null</code> if <code>aLocale</code> is <code>null</code>
+   */
+  getLocalizedLanguageName(aLocale: unknown, aDisplayLocale: unknown): string;
+
+  /**
+   * Gets the native language name for a Locale that is resolved via a specified locale string.
+   *
+   * <p>
+   *    This method can be seen as a convenience method that combines the {@link #getLocaleByString(String)} method and the
+   *    {@link #getNativeLanguageName(java.util.Locale)} method to resolve a <code>Locale</code> and get the native language name.
+   *    But this is not strictly true. This method will handle all all well-formed locale strings that starts with a valid
+   *    language code used by a supported locale <em>(even though the "full" locale string might actually refer to a non-supported locale)</em>.
+   * </p>
+   * <p>
+   *    Some examples of this forgiving/lenient behaviour:
+   * </p>
+   * <ul>
+   *    <li>
+   *       <code>"rmy-RO"</code> matches a supported locale (Romani in Romania) and will return
+   *       the native name for the "rmy" language.
+   *    </li>
+   *    <li>
+   *       <code>"rmy_RO"</code> matches a supported locale (Romani in Romania) and will return
+   *       the native name for the "rmy" language.
+   *    </li>
+   *    <li>
+   *       <code>"rmy"</code> does NOT match the supported locale <code>"rmy-RO"/"rmy_RO"</code> but will still return
+   *       the native name for the "rmy" language.
+   *    </li>
+   *    <li>
+   *       <code>"rmy-SE"</code> does NOT match the supported locale <code>"rmy-RO"</code> but will still return
+   *       the native name for the "rmy" language.
+   *    </li>
+   *    <li>
+   *       <code>"rmy_SE"</code> does NOT match the supported locale <code>"rmy_RO"</code> but will still return
+   *       the native name for the "rmy" language.
+   *    </li>
+   * </ul>
+   * @param aLocaleString a language tag ("en-US") or string that contains language only ("en") or language and country ("en_US"), typically what you will get as result of <code>Locale.toString()</code>
+   * @return the native language name for the <code>aLocale</code> that matches <code>aLocaleString</code>, or <code>null</code> if <code>aLocaleString</code> is <code>null</code>, whitespace only or doesn't match a supported Locale
+   */
+  getNativeLanguageNameByString(aLocaleString: string): string;
+
+  /**
+   * Gets the localized language name for a Locale that is resolved via a specified locale string.
+   *
+   * <p>
+   *    This is a convenience method that combines the {@link #getLocaleByString(String)} method and the
+   *    {@link #getLocalizedLanguageName(java.util.Locale, java.util.Locale)}
+   *    method to resolve a <code>Locale</code> and get the localized language name.
+   * </p>
+   * @param aLocaleString a string that contains language ("en") or language and country ("en_US"), typically what you will get as result of <code>Locale.toString()</code>
+   * @param aDisplayLocale the locale that should be used when displaying the language name of the <code>Locale</code> resolved by <code>aLocaleString</code>
+   * @return the localized language name for the <code>aLocale</code> that matches <code>aLocaleString</code>, or <code>null</code> if <code>aLocaleString</code> is <code>null</code>, whitespace only or doesn't match a supported Locale
+   */
+  getLocalizedLanguageNameByString(
+    aLocaleString: string,
+    aDisplayLocale: unknown
+  ): string;
+
+  /**
+   * Returns the Locale for a language tag or a String that contains language or language + country ("en-US" or "en" or "en_US").
+   *
+   * <p>
+   *    A <code>toString()</code> on a english american locale returns the String <code>"en_US"</code>, but to create a locale
+   *    from that string you can NOT just create it by doing: <code>new Locale("en_US")</code>. You must split language (en)
+   *    and country (US) since the proper way of creating the Locale is: <code>new Locale("en", "US")</code>.
+   * </p>
+   *
+   * <p>
+   *    Some examples of accepted locale strings:
+   * </p>
+   * <ul>
+   *    <li><em>Swedish</em> language tag: "sv-SE" and locale strings: "sv", "sv_SE"</li>
+   *    <li><em>German</em> language tag: "de-DE" and locale strings: "de", "de_DE"</li>
+   *    <li><em>Northern Sami</em> language tag: "se-SE" and locale string: "se_SE"</li>
+   * </ul>
+   *
+   * <p>
+   *    <em>Note! This method only handles supported Locale's, i.e. Locales available via {@link #getAvailableLocales()}.</em>
+   * </p>
+   * @param aLocaleString a language tag or the toString() value of a Locale (i.e. a String with a lowercased language - or a lowercased language and uppercased country, separated with underscore).
+   * @return a Locale matching <code>aLocaleString</code>, or <code>null</code> if <code>aLocaleString</code> is <code>null</code>, whitespace only or doesn't match a supported Locale
+   */
+  getLocaleByString(aLocaleString: string): unknown;
+
+  /**
+   * Returns the IETF BCP 47 language tag value for a Locale.
+   *
+   * <p>
+   *    Language tags are used to indicate the language of texts or other items in HTML and XML documents. The language tag
+   *    syntax is defined by the IETF <a href="http://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/bcp/bcp47.txt">BCP 47</a>
+   *    and exemplified by W3C internationalization in
+   *    <a href="http://www.w3.org/International/articles/language-tags/">Language tags in HTML and XML</a>.
+   * </p>
+   *
+   * <p>
+   *    This method supports both the Java default locales and the custom-defined ones in Sitevision (such as Northern Sami).
+   *    It produces a well-formatted BCP 47 value for a specified Locale but the language and region are not verified against the
+   *    <a href="http://www.iana.org/assignments/language-subtag-registry/language-subtag-registry">IANA language subtag registry</a>.
+   * </p>
+   * <p>
+   *    Some output examples:
+   * </p>
+   * <ul>
+   *    <li><em>Swedish</em> locale (language "sv", country "SE"): "sv-SE"</li>
+   *    <li><em>American english</em> locale (language "en", country "US"): "en-US"</li>
+   *    <li><em>Canadian french</em> locale (language "fr", country "CA"): "fr-CA"</li>
+   * </ul>
+   * @param aLocale a locale
+   * @return the <code>aLocale</code> formatted according to BCP 47, or <code>null</code> if <code>aLocale</code> is <code>null</code>
+   */
+  getLanguageTag(aLocale: unknown): string;
+
+  /**
+   * Returns the normalized language for a specified Locale.
+   *
+   * <p>
+   *    Java uses old ISO language codes for for language codes that have changed. For instance: the legacy ISO language code for <em>Yiddish</em>
+   *    is <em>"ji"</em>, but that was changed to <em>"yi"</em> 1989. This method compensates for Javas legacy considerations and returns the
+   *    new ISO language codes instead.
+   * </p>
+   * @param aLocale a locale
+   * @return the normalized language for the locale, or null if the locale is null
+   * @since Sitevision 4.5.1
+   */
+  getNormalizedLanguage(aLocale: unknown): string;
+
+  /**
+   * Checks if a locale has writing direction Right-To-Left (RTL).
+   *
+   * <p>
+   *    Most languages have a clear writing direction, typically Left-To-Right (LTR). Though, some languages has mixed writing directions
+   *    (e.g. text is RTL but numbers are LTR) and some languages is written with different symbols (e.g. Latin, Arabic) in different regions.
+   *    This method will return true for such complex/mixed languages if the official writing direction is RTL or if RTL is used by the majority
+   *    of the native language writers.
+   * </p>
+   * <p>
+   *    This method supports the Java default locales and the custom-defined ones in Sitevision (such as Northern Sami).
+   *    It also supports locales that aren't officially supported by Sitevision (i.e. not present in {@link #getAvailableLocales()}).
+   *    The direction of the first char in the locales native name (as of {@link #getNativeLanguageName(Locale)})
+   *    is used to determine if the locale is LTR or RTL for such (unofficial) locales.
+   * </p>
+   * @param aLocale a locale
+   * @return true if aLocale has Right-To-Left (RTL) writing direction, false otherwise (i.e. false indicates LTR)
+   * @since Sitevision 4.3
+   */
+  isRTL(aLocale: unknown): boolean;
+
+  /**
+   * <p>
+   *    Gets a Locale with language and country for a (typically language-only) Locale.
+   * </p>
+   *
+   * <table>
+   *    <caption>Replacement of language-only locales</caption>
+   *    <tr>
+   *       <th scope="col">Locale/language</th>
+   *       <th scope="col">Replacement</th>
+   *    </tr>
+   *    <tr>
+   *       <td>Swedish (sv)</td>
+   *       <td>Sweden (sv-SE)</td>
+   *    </tr>
+   *    <tr>
+   *       <td>Norwegian (no)</td>
+   *       <td>Norway (no-NO)</td>
+   *    </tr>
+   *    <tr>
+   *       <td>Danish (da)</td>
+   *       <td>Denmark (da-DK)</td>
+   *    </tr>
+   *    <tr>
+   *       <td>Finnish (fi)</td>
+   *       <td>Finland (fi-FI)</td>
+   *    </tr>
+   *    <tr>
+   *       <td>Icelandic (is)</td>
+   *       <td>Iceland (is-IS)</td>
+   *    </tr>
+   *    <tr>
+   *       <td>Belarusian (be)</td>
+   *       <td>Belarus (be-BY)</td>
+   *    </tr>
+   *    <tr>
+   *       <td>Bulgarian (bg)</td>
+   *       <td>Bulgaria (bg-BG)</td>
+   *    </tr>
+   *    <tr>
+   *       <td>Catalan (ca)</td>
+   *       <td>Spain (ca-ES)</td>
+   *    </tr>
+   *    <tr>
+   *       <td>Czech (cs)</td>
+   *       <td>Czech Republic (cs-CZ)</td>
+   *    </tr>
+   *    <tr>
+   *       <td>Estonian (et)</td>
+   *       <td>Estonia (et-EE)</td>
+   *    </tr>
+   *    <tr>
+   *       <td>Irish (ga)</td>
+   *       <td>Ireland (ga-IE)</td>
+   *    </tr>
+   *    <tr>
+   *       <td>Hebrew (he) and (iw)</td>
+   *       <td>Israel (he-IL)</td>
+   *    </tr>
+   *    <tr>
+   *       <td>Hindi (hi)</td>
+   *       <td>India (hi-IN)</td>
+   *    </tr>
+   *    <tr>
+   *       <td>Croatian (hr)</td>
+   *       <td>Croatia (hr-HR)</td>
+   *    </tr>
+   *    <tr>
+   *       <td>Indonesian (id) and (in)</td>
+   *       <td>Indonesia (id-ID)</td>
+   *    </tr>
+   *    <tr>
+   *       <td>Italian (it)</td>
+   *       <td>Italy (it-IT)</td>
+   *    </tr>
+   *    <tr>
+   *       <td>Japanese (ja)</td>
+   *       <td>Japan (ja-JP)</td>
+   *    </tr>
+   *    <tr>
+   *       <td>Lithuanian (lt)</td>
+   *       <td>Lithuania (lt-LT)</td>
+   *    </tr>
+   *    <tr>
+   *       <td>Latvian (lv)</td>
+   *       <td>Latvia (lv-LV)</td>
+   *    </tr>
+   *    <tr>
+   *       <td>Malay (ms)</td>
+   *       <td>Malaysia (ms-MY)</td>
+   *    </tr>
+   *    <tr>
+   *       <td>Maltese (mt)</td>
+   *       <td>Malta (mt-MT)</td>
+   *    </tr>
+   *    <tr>
+   *       <td>Polish (pl)</td>
+   *       <td>Poland (pl-PL)</td>
+   *    </tr>
+   *    <tr>
+   *       <td>Romanian (ro)</td>
+   *       <td>Romania (ro-RO)</td>
+   *    </tr>
+   *    <tr>
+   *       <td>Slovak (sk)</td>
+   *       <td>Slovakia (sk-SK)</td>
+   *    </tr>
+   *    <tr>
+   *       <td>Slovenian (sl)</td>
+   *       <td>Slovenia (sl-SI)</td>
+   *    </tr>
+   *    <tr>
+   *       <td>Albanian (sq)</td>
+   *       <td>Albania (sq-AL)</td>
+   *    </tr>
+   *    <tr>
+   *       <td>Thai (th)</td>
+   *       <td>Thailand (th-TH)</td>
+   *    </tr>
+   *    <tr>
+   *       <td>Turkish (tr)</td>
+   *       <td>Turkey (tr-TR)</td>
+   *    </tr>
+   *    <tr>
+   *       <td>Ukranian (uk)</td>
+   *       <td>Ukraine (uk-UA)</td>
+   *    </tr>
+   *    <tr>
+   *       <td>Vietnamese (vi)</td>
+   *       <td>Vietnam (vi-VN)</td>
+   *    </tr>
+   * </table>
+   * <p>
+   *    <strong>Important language-only note!</strong> There are many language-only locales that can not be resolved
+   *    <em>(i.e. the language is officially spoken in multiple countries)</em>.
+   *    This method will return <code>null</code> for such locales. For example:
+   * </p>
+   * <ul>
+   *    <li>English (en)</li>
+   *    <li>French (fr)</li>
+   *    <li>German (de)</li>
+   *    <li>Dutch (nl)</li>
+   *    <li>Spanish (es)</li>
+   *    <li>Russian (ru)</li>
+   *    <li>Arabic (ar)</li>
+   *    <li>Farsi (fa)</li>
+   *    <li>...</li>
+   * </ul>
+   * @param aLocale a Locale, typically a language-only Locale
+   * @return the corresponding locale with country, or null if no corresponding locale could be found
+   * @since Sitevision 6.1
+   */
+  resolveCountryLocale(aLocale: unknown): unknown;
 }
 
-export default localeUtil;
+declare namespace LocaleUtil {}
+
+declare var localeUtil: LocaleUtil;
+
+export = localeUtil;