bevy_easy_localize

A simple crate to localize your game using .csv files.

Features

• Loading from .csv files
• Loading the translation file from the asset folder
• Hot reloading

• Lightweight

  Upcoming features

• Per-language fonts

• More flexible and customizable .csv file loading

  How to use

The .csv file currently must be arranged in this order:

|Keyword|Comments|Language0|Language1|...| |---|---|---|---|---| |word|comment|translation0|translation1|...|

In your project: rust use bevy::prelude::*; use bevy_easy_localize::Localize; pub fn main() { App::new() .add_plugins(DefaultPlugins) //Add the plugin .add_plugin(bevy_easy_localize::LocalizePlugin) //Insert an empty resource .insert_resource(Localize::empty()) .add_startup_system(init_localize) .add_system(translate) .run(); } fn init_localize(asset_server:Res<AssetServer>,mut localize:ResMut<Localize>){ //Set the handle localize.set_handle(asset_server.load("test.csv")); } fn translate( keyboard:Res<Input<KeyCode>>, mut localize:ResMut<Localize>, ){ //Easily set the language localize.set_language("German"); if keyboard.just_pressed(KeyCode::Space){ //Use the get() method to get a translated word for the specified keyword println!("{}",localize.get("start_game")); } }

Examples

• simple – Reading from a file to initialize the resource.
• asset – Using asset handles to initialize the resource.

  Bevy Compatibility

|bevy|bevyeasylocalize| |---|---| |0.9|0.1|

About

I made this crate for my personal projects. The obvious alternative is bevy_fluent, but my goal is to just translate some text and I don't need all of the fancy features it offers. I will definitely be updating this crate and if you want to add a feature, please submit a pull request.