languages-rs  

An internationalization library for Rust.

Installation

Use with JSON language files:

toml [dependencies] languages-rs = { version = "0.2.0", features = ["with-json"] }

Use with TOML language files:

toml [dependencies] languages-rs = { version = "0.2.0", features = ["with-toml"] }

Basic Usage

languages/en.json

json { "hello_world": "Hello world!" }

src/main.rs

```rust use languages_rs::{Config, Languages, load, Value};

fn main() -> Result<()> { let mut configuration: Config = Config::default().unwrap(); configuration.add_language("en").unwrap();

// Load all default languages.
let texts: Languages = load(configuration).unwrap();

// Get the English texts from `/languages/en.json`.
let texts_en: LanguagesTexts = texts.try_get_language("en").unwrap();

// Get the `hello_world` text from English texts.
let en_hello_world: Value = texts_en.try_get_text("hello_world").unwrap();
assert!(en_hello_world.is_string());

// Another alternative to get the `hello_world` text from English texts is:
let en_hello_world_2: Value = texts.try_get_text_from_language("en", "hello_world").unwrap();
assert!(en_hello_world_2.is_string());

assert_eq!(en_hello_world, en_hello_world_2);
assert_eq!(en_hello_world.get_string(), en_hello_world_2.get_string());

} ```

Examples

• json_files - Languages files with JSON.

  console $ cargo run --example json_files --features "with-json"

• toml_files - Languages files with TOML. console $ cargo run --example toml_files --features "with-toml"

Testing

console $ cargo test

Authors

• @daschdev - Initial project

Changelog

View the lastest repository changes in the CHANGELOG.md file.

Copyright

License: MIT

Read file LICENSE for more information.