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github.com/goodsign/monday
Monday is a minimalistic translator for month and day of week names in time.Date objects. Supports 20+ different locales. Written in pure Go.
go get github.com/goodsign/monday
Given that you already use time.Format somewhere in your code, to translate your output you should import monday and replace
yourTime.Format(yourLayout)
with
// Change LocaleEnUS to the locale you want to use for translation
monday.Format(yourTime, yourLayout, monday.LocaleEnUS)
Given that you already use time.ParseInLocation somewhere in your code, to parse input string in a different language you should import monday and replace
time.ParseInLocation(yourLayout, yourString, yourLocation)
with
// Change LocaleEnUS to the locale you want to use for translation
monday.ParseInLocation(yourLayout, yourString, yourLocation, monday.LocaleEnUS)
Monday declares some predefined formats: Full, Long, Medium, Short, DateTime formats for each locale. E.g. to get short format for any locale you can use map:
monday.ShortFormatsByLocale[locale]
Monday is not an alternative to standard time package. It is a temporary solution to use while the internationalization features are not ready.
That's why monday doesn't create any additional parsing algorithms, layout identifiers. It is just a wrapper for time.Format and time.ParseInLocation and uses all the same layout IDs, constants, etc.
So, the changes you need to temporarily switch to monday (while the internationalization features are being developed) are minimal: you preserve your layout, your time object, your parsed date string formats and the only change is the func call itself.
Supported locales are listed in locale.go file.
const (
LocaleEnUS = "en_US" // English (United States)
LocaleEnGB = "en_GB" // English (United Kingdom)
LocaleDaDK = "da_DK" // Danish (Denmark)
LocaleNlBE = "nl_BE" // Dutch (Belgium)
LocaleNlNL = "nl_NL" // Dutch (Netherlands)
LocaleFiFI = "fi_FI" // Finnish (Finland)
LocaleFrFR = "fr_FR" // French (France)
LocaleFrCA = "fr_CA" // French (Canada)
LocaleDeDE = "de_DE" // German (Germany)
LocaleHuHU = "hu_HU" // Hungarian (Hungary)
LocaleItIT = "it_IT" // Italian (Italy)
LocaleNnNO = "nn_NO" // Norwegian Nynorsk (Norway)
LocaleNbNO = "nb_NO" // Norwegian Bokmål (Norway)
LocalePlPL = "pl_PL" // Polish (Poland)
LocalePtPT = "pt_PT" // Portuguese (Portugal)
LocalePtBR = "pt_BR" // Portuguese (Brazil)
LocaleRoRO = "ro_RO" // Romanian (Romania)
LocaleRuRU = "ru_RU" // Russian (Russia)
LocaleEsES = "es_ES" // Spanish (Spain)
LocaleCaES = "ca_ES" // Catalan (Spain)
LocaleSvSE = "sv_SE" // Swedish (Sweden)
LocaleTrTR = "tr_TR" // Turkish (Turkey)
LocaleUkUA = "uk_UA" // Ukrainian (Ukraine)
LocaleBgBG = "bg_BG" // Bulgarian (Bulgaria)
LocaleZhCN = "zh_CN" // Chinese (Mainland)
LocaleZhTW = "zh_TW" // Chinese (Taiwan)
LocaleZhHK = "zh_HK" // Chinese (Hong Kong)
LocaleKoKR = "ko_KR" // Korean (Korea)
LocaleJaJP = "ja_JP" // Japanese (Japan)
LocaleElGR = "el_GR" // Greek (Greece)
LocaleIdID = "id_ID" // Indonesian (Indonesia)
LocaleFrGP = "fr_GP" // French (Guadeloupe)
LocaleFrLU = "fr_LU" // French (Luxembourg)
LocaleFrMQ = "fr_MQ" // French (Martinique)
LocaleFrGF = "fr_GF" // French (French Guiana)
LocaleFrGF = "fr_RE" // French (Reunion)
LocaleCsCZ = "cs_CZ" // Czech (Czech Republic)
LocaleSlSI = "sl_SI" // Slovenian (Slovenia)
LocaleLtLT = "lt_LT" // Lithuanian (Lithuania)
LocaleEtEE = "et_EE" // Estonian (Estonia)
LocaleHrHR = "hr_HR" // Croatian (Croatia)
LocaleLvLV = "lv_LV" // Latvian (Latvia)
LocaleSkSK = "sk_SK" // Slovak (Slovakia)
LocaleThTH = "th_TH" // Thai (Thailand)
LocaleUzUZ = "uz_UZ" // Uzbek (Uzbekistan)
LocaleKkKZ = "kk_KZ" // Kazakh (Kazakhstan)
)
var timeLocaleDetector *monday.LocaleDetector = monday.NewLocaleDetector()
dateTime, err := timeLocaleDetector.Parse(layout,datestr)
parses datetime with unknown locale (for now - layout must be defined, as for time.Parse())
useful for text parsing tools/crawlers (f.e.: rss-feeds crawler)
TODO:
Monday initializes all its data once in the init func and then uses only func calls and local vars. Thus, it's thread-safe and doesn't need any mutexes to be used with.
The Monday library is released under the BSD Licence
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