localized_country_select

= LocalizedCountrySelect

Rails plugin to provide support for localized menu with country names and for storing country information as country code (eg. 'es'), not name (eg. 'Spain'), in the database. Uses the Rails internationalization framework (I18n, http://rails-i18n.org) for translating the names of countries. Requires Rails 2.2 (released November 21st, 2008) or later versions. Country names are loaded from hashes in plugin directory, according to I18n.locale value. You can easily translate country codes in your application like this: <%= I18n.t @user.country, :scope => 'countries' %> Comes with a Rake task rails import:country_select LOCALE=de for importing country names from Unicode.org's CLDR repository (http://www.unicode.org/cldr/data/charts/summary/root.html) Don't forget to restart the application when you add new locale. ActionView helper code is adapted from Rails' default +country_select+ plugin (previously in core). See http://github.com/rails/country_select/tree/master/lib/country_select.rb == Rails 5 / Rails 6 In your Gemfile add: gem 'localized_country_select', '>= 0.10.2' == Rails 3 / Rails 4 In your Gemfile add: gem 'localized_country_select', '= 0.9.11' == Rails 2.3 No longer supported, but you can still use old version of gem. In environment.rb add config.gem 'localized_country_select', :version => '0.0.1' == Example Show full country names: <%= localized_country_select(:user, :country, [], {include_blank: 'Please choose...'}) %> will become: <select name="user[country]" id="user_country"> <option value="">Please choose...</option> <option disabled="disabled" value="">-------------</option> <option value="AF">Afghanistan</option> ... <option value="ZW">Zimbabwe</option> </select> Show only country codes: <%= localized_country_select(:user, :country, [], {include_blank: 'Please choose...', description: :abbreviated}) %> will become: <select name="user[country]" id="user_country"> <option value="">Please choose...</option> <option disabled="disabled" value="">-------------</option> <option value="AF">AF</option> ... <option value="ZW">ZW</option> </select> for the en locale. You can exclude countries by code using the exclude option (a single code or an array of country codes): localized_country_select(:user, :country, [], {exclude: [:ZZ, :US]}) == Formtastic and SimpleForm Gem supports (via alias_method) both formtastic and simple_form :country input == Other resources http://github.com/rails/country_select (Default Rails plugin) http://github.com/russ/country_code_select (Stores country code, not name) Copyright (c) 2008 Karel Minarik (www.karmi.cz), released under the MIT license