languages

Documentation

Index

• func GetAvailableLanguages() (languages map[string]string)
• func GetTfuncAndLanguageFromRequest(r *http.Request, defaultLanguage string) (T i18n.TranslateFunc, Tlang *language.Language)
• func SetTranslationFromRequest(tmpl *template.Template, r *http.Request, defaultLanguage string) i18n.TranslateFunc
• func TfuncAndLanguageWithFallback(language string, languages ...string) (i18n.TranslateFunc, *language.Language, error)

Functions

func GetAvailableLanguages

func GetAvailableLanguages() (languages map[string]string)

func GetTfuncAndLanguageFromRequest

func GetTfuncAndLanguageFromRequest(r *http.Request, defaultLanguage string) (T i18n.TranslateFunc, Tlang *language.Language)

func SetTranslationFromRequest

func SetTranslationFromRequest(tmpl *template.Template, r *http.Request, defaultLanguage string) i18n.TranslateFunc

func TfuncAndLanguageWithFallback

func TfuncAndLanguageWithFallback(language string, languages ...string) (i18n.TranslateFunc, *language.Language, error)

When go-i18n finds a language with >0 translations, it uses it as the Tfunc However, if said language has a missing translation, it won't fallback to the "main" language