ember-gettext
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i18n gettext.js wrapper for Ember controllers and Handlebars templates
bower install ember-gettext --save
<script src="./bower_components/gettext.js/dist/gettext.js"></script>
<script src="./bower_components/ember-gettext/lib/ember-gettext.js"></script>
or in your Brocfile if you use ember-cli.
Wherever it suits in your project, load your messages:
Ember.I18n.loadJSON({...});
Your JSON format must be the gettext.js required one
You could do it from your dom
<html lang="fr">
or from javascript
i18n.setLocate('fr');
- Singular forms:
Ember.I18n._t("I like apples.");
Ember.I18n._t("I like {{ fruit }}.", {fruit: "bananas"});
- Plural forms:
You must use a count parameter to indicate gettext which plural form to choose
Ember.I18n._n("There is {{ count }} apple", "There are {{ count }} apples", { count: 42 });
Ember.I18n._n("There is {{ count }} apple in the {{ where }}", "There are {{ count }} apples in the {{ where }}", { count: 12, where: "fridge" });
- Singular forms:
<p>{{_t "I like apples." }}</p>
<p>{{_t "I like {{ fruit }}." fruit="bananas" }}</p>
- Plural forms:
You must use a count parameter to indicate gettext which plural form to choose
<p>{{_n "There is {{ count }} apple" "There are {{ count }} apples" count=42 }}</p>
<p>{{_n "There is {{ count }} apple in the {{ where }}" "There are {{ count }} apples in the {{ where }}" count=12 where="fridge" }}</p>
- Binded values
You could of course use binded values to be interpreted and automatically re-rendered
<p>{{_t "Hello {{ firstname }} firstnameBinding="user.firstname" }}</p>
<p>{{_n "There is {{ count }} apple in the {{ where }}" "There are {{ count }} apples in the {{ where }}" countBinding="fruits.count" whereBinding="fruits.container" }}</p>
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i18n gettext.js wrapper for Ember controllers and Handlebars templates
We found that ember-gettext demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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