Question about i18nice HOT 8 CLOSED

Oh, now I see that your directory structure is a bit unusual for this library.
However, you can use a workaround like this:

import i18n

i18n.load_path.append("src/Languages")
i18n.set("file_format", "json")
i18n.set("filename_format", "{namespace}.{format}")
i18n.set("namespace_delimiter", ":")
i18n.set("skip_locale_root_data", True)

def translate(key, locale, **kwargs):
    return i18n.t(f"{locale}:{key}", **kwargs)

print(translate("Administration:LANGUAGES_LIST", "en-US", LANGUAGES="..."))

Placeholders in the JSON needs to be converted too. Example: {{LANGUAGES}} becomes %{LANGUAGES}.

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I've added a setting to properly support directory structure like yours.

You can read about it here.

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Can you elaborate on your question? Files are ok and this library has only global state, no per-object translations or something like that, so I don't understand your point.

I just had to import i18n in other files to use it, I wasn't sure if it would work.. But everything work like a charm there now !

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Yes, it is possible, but you'll need a different syntax for placeholders.

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Yes, it is possible, but you'll need a different syntax for placeholders.

Could you make me a small example ?

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Oh, now I see that your directory structure is a bit unusual for this library. However, you can use a workaround like this:

import i18n

i18n.load_path.append("src/Languages")
i18n.set("file_format", "json")
i18n.set("filename_format", "{namespace}.{format}")
i18n.set("namespace_delimiter", ":")
i18n.set("skip_locale_root_data", True)

def translate(key, locale, **kwargs):
    return i18n.t(f"{locale}:{key}", **kwargs)

print(translate("Administration:LANGUAGES_LIST", "en-US", LANGUAGES="..."))

Placeholders in the JSON needs to be converted too. Example: {{LANGUAGES}} becomes %{LANGUAGES}.

Thanks a lot ! I'll try that as soon as I can !

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I've added a setting to properly support directory structure like yours.

You can read about it here.
setting to properly support directory structure like yours.

You can read about it here.

Not being a Python user I'm a bit lost, what would be your advice to use the i18n translations over files ?
Is there a way to make it global for example ?

Fixed issue printing the t arg I just messed up myself

from i18nice.

Can you elaborate on your question? Files are ok and this library has only global state, no per-object translations or something like that, so I don't understand your point.

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