Home

Awesome

Sinatra R18n Plugin

Cirrus CI - Base Branch Build Status Codecov branch Code Climate Depfu License Gem

Sinatra extension which provides i18n support to translate your web application.

It is a wrapper for R18n core library. See R18n documentation for more information.

Features

How To

  1. Create translations dir ./i18n/.

  2. Add file with translation to ./i18n/ with language code in file name (for example, en.yml for English or en-us.yml USA English dialect). For example, ./i18n/en.yml:

    post:
      friends: Post only for friends
      tags: Post tags are %1
    
    comments: !!pl
      0: No comments
      1: One comment
      n: '%1 comments'
    
    html: !!html
      <b>Don't escape HTML</b>
    
  3. Add R18n to your Sinatra application:

    require 'sinatra/r18n'
    

    If your application inherits from Sinatra::Base also add:

    class YourApp < Sinatra::Base
      register Sinatra::R18n
      set :root, __dir__
    
  4. Add locale to your URLs. For example:

    get '/:locale/posts/:id' do
      @post = Post.find(params[:id])
      haml :post
    end
    

    Or save locale in session, when user change it:

    before do
      session[:locale] = params[:locale] if params[:locale]
    end
    

    Warning: such hooks have to be before register Sinatra::R18n since R18n version 5 has no more lazy evaluation and initializes immediately. See #3 or specs / test application.

  5. Use translation messages in views. For example in HAML:

    %p= t.post.friends
    %p= t.post.tags(@post.tags.join(', '))
    
    %h2= t.comments(@post.comments.size)
    
  6. Print localized time and numbers. For example:

    l @post.created_at, :human
    
  7. Print available translations. For example in HAML:

    %ul
      - r18n.available_locales.each do |locale|
        %li
          %a( href="/#{locale.code}/" )= locale.title
    

Configuration

You can change default locale and translations dir:

R18n::I18n.default = 'ru'
R18n.default_places { './translations' }

License

R18n is licensed under the GNU Lesser General Public License version 3. You can read it in LICENSE file or in www.gnu.org/licenses/lgpl-3.0.html.

Author

Andrey “A.I.” Sitnik andrey@sitnik.ru