locale

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Locale module (Localization)

This package provides localization features:

• Translations of Labels: with the template func __() (which uses https://github.com/nicksnyder/go-i18n)
• Local display of Dates (In local timezone or given timezone): with the template func dateTimeFormat or dateTimeFormatFromIso
• Local display of prices and numbers: with the template func priceFormat and numberFormat (Using https://github.com/leekchan/accounting)

Configuration

locale:
  locale: en-gb                                    # the locale used for labels
  translationFile: translations/en_GB.all.json     # the label file location
  translationFiles:                                # or a list of label file locations
  - translations/merged/en-gb.all.yaml
  - translations/translated/en-gb.adjusted.yaml
  accounting:                                      # configure display of prices
    thousand: ','
    decimal: '.'
    formatZero: '%s -.-'
    format: "%v %s"
  numbers:                                         # configure display of numbers
    thousand: ','
    decimal: '.'
    precision: 2
  date:
    dateFormat:  02 Jan 2006
    timeFormat: 15:04:05
    dateTimeFormat: 02 Jan 2006 15:04:05
    location: LOCATIONCODE                          # required for formatLocaleTime

By providing different configurations for the different configuration areas (see prefixrouter) you can easily build multilanguage applications.

Usage in Templates:

Localisation of Labels:

  # Display the label for the given key:
  __("key")
  
  # Display the label and pass a default that is used if the key is not existend in a labelfile
	__("key","default")
	
	# Display the label with dynamic values replaces:
	__("key","Hello Mr {{.UserName}}",{UserName: "Max"})
	
	# Support the usage of plural labels idepending on a given count:
	__("unread_mails","",{_count: 5})
	
	
	# Force the usage of another local by passing languange code as 5th paramater:
	__("switch_to_german","",{},"de-DE")
	

Proposed organisation of label files:

We propose to put the translations in a folder translations like this:

• translations
  • src (put the original label files here. This is where developers should work.)
  • merged (contains the generated files)
  • translated (optional - can contain the files returned from a translation tool or agency)

The label files in translations/src can either be json or yaml. Example:

[
  {
    "id": "attribute.clothingSize",
    "translation": "Size"
  },
  {
    "id": "error404.headline",
    "translation": "Page not found!"
  }
]

You can then run this command to generate the merged label file for the contained language codes:

goi18n merge -sourceLanguage en-us -format yaml -outdir translations/merged/ translations/src/*.json

Read more about label files and translation workflows here: https://github.com/nicksnyder/go-i18n

Formatting of dates:

Two tenplatefunctions are provided:

• dateTimeFormatFromIso - can get an ISO date format and returns the formatter object
• dateTimeFormat - need to get a go time.Time object as input and returns the formatter

The formatter can format a date in the configured format - either in the timezone passed - or converted to the local timezone.

E.g.:

dateTimeFormatFromIso("2006-01-02T15:04:05Z").formatDate()
dateTimeFormat(timeObject).formatToLocalDate()

Other functions are formalToLocalDate() or formatTime() etc..

Note: For displaying locale formats set the correct date locationcode - see https://golang.org/pkg/time/#LoadLocation

Formatting of prices:

priceFormat(90,"GBP")

Formatting of numbers:

Formatting of numbers can be configured like described above. The delimiter for thousand and decimal can be configured. The precision for the decimal places can be configured with a default value, but can also be overwritten.

// with defaul precision
numberFormat(12300)
// with overwritten precision
numberFormat(12300, 2)

Documentation

Index

• type Module
  • func (m *Module) Configure(injector *dingo.Injector)
  • func (m *Module) DefaultConfig() config.Map

Types

type Module

type Module struct{}

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func (*Module) Configure

func (m *Module) Configure(injector *dingo.Injector)

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func (*Module) DefaultConfig

func (m *Module) DefaultConfig() config.Map

DefaultConfig for this module