i18n-embed-fl

This crate provides a macro to perform compile time checks when using the i18n-embed crate and the fluent localization system.

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Example

Set up a minimal i18n.toml in your crate root to use with cargo-i18n (see cargo i18n for more information on the configuration file format):

```toml

(Required) The language identifier of the language used in the

source code for gettext system, and the primary fallback language

(for which all strings must be present) when using the fluent

system.

fallback_language = "en-GB"

Use the fluent localization system.

[fluent]

(Required) The path to the assets directory.

The paths inside the assets directory should be structured like so:

assets_dir/{language}/{domain}.ftl

assets_dir = "i18n" ```

Create a fluent localization file for the en-GB language in i18n/en-GB/{domain}.ftl, where domain is the rust path of your crate (_ instead of -):

fluent hello-arg = Hello {$name}!

Simple set up of the FluentLanguageLoader, and obtaining a message formatted with an argument:

```rust use i18nembed::{ fluent::{fluentlanguageloader, FluentLanguageLoader}, LanguageLoader, }; use i18nembedfl::fl; use rustembed::RustEmbed;

[derive(RustEmbed)]

[folder = "i18n/"]

struct Localizations;

let loader: FluentLanguageLoader = fluentlanguageloader!(); loader .loadlanguages(&Localizations, &[loader.fallbacklanguage()]) .unwrap();

assert_eq!( "Hello \u{2068}Bob 23\u{2069}!", // Compile time check for message id, and the name argument, // to ensure it matches what is specified in the fallback_language's // fluent resource file. fl!(loader, "hello-arg", name = format!("Bob {}", 23)) ) ```

See docs, and i18n-embed for more information.