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localizer-rs
Localizer helps localize (translate) your rust applications using json files.
About this project
Localizer is a tool to translate text using json files.
Installing
Run the following command to add the package to your dependencies:
$ cargo add localizer-rs
...
Git
To clone the repository locally using git run git clone https://github.com/ElBe-Development/localizer-rs.git.
Usage
To use localizer-rs, you need a directory (eg. translations) with your translations files (eg. en.json). You then need to follow these steps:
-
Import the localizer-rs crate:
use localizer_rs; -
Create a new config object:
let config = localizer_rs::Config::new("DIRECTORY NAME", "LANGUAGE NAME"); -
Translate your text:
config.t("key", vec!["placeholder", "value"]);
Example
With the following en.json file.
{
"error": "{{color.red}}{{bold}}Error:{{end}} Something went wrong: {{details}}."
}
And the following rust code.
use localizer_rs;
fn main() {
let config: localizer_rs::Config = localizer_rs::Config::new("translations", "en");
println!("{:}", config.t("error", vec![("details", "Path not found")]));
}
You will get the following output:
Error: Something went wrong: Path not found.
Where Error: is red and bold.
Contact
To contact us, get help or just chat with others, you can visit our discord server.