nimble install oris
- Simple, macro-based interface
- Switch between languages at runtime
- Support for pluralization
- Support for interpolation of variables in translations
- Encode/Decode language data to/from disk using FastBinaryEncoding (FBE)
This example shows how to define multiple languages, retrieve translations with interpolation, and serialize/deserialize language data using FastBinaryEncoding (FBE) format via pkg/openparser.
import pkg/oris
var i18n = newOris(default = "en")
# Define English language
newLanguage i18n, "en":
welcome: "Welcome to Oris!"
welcome_message: "Your Oris instance is now live. You have $count new messages."
dashboard_title: "Dashboard"
dashboard_description: "This is your Oris dashboard where you can manage your projects, settings, and more."
greeting_user: "Hello, $name! Welcome back."
animals do(dogs: int, cats: int):
result = "$dogs and $cats"
case dogs:
of 1: "one dog"
else: "$dogs dogs"
case cats:
of 1: "one cat"
else: "$cats cats"
# Define Spanish language
newLanguage i18n, "es":
welcome: "¡Bienvenido a Oris!"
welcome_message: "Tu instancia de Oris ya está en vivo. Tienes $count nuevos mensajes."
dashboard_title: "Panel de Control"
dashboard_description: "Este es tu panel de control de Oris donde puedes administrar tus proyectos, configuraciones y más."
greeting_user: "¡Hola, $name! Bienvenido de nuevo."
animals do(dogs: int, cats: int):
result = "$dogs y $cats"
case dogs:
of 1: "un perro"
else: "$dogs perros"
case cats:
of 1: "un gato"
else: "$cats gatos"
# Showcase translations in the default language ("en")
echo i18n.translate("welcome")
# "Welcome to Oris!"
echo i18n.translate("welcome_message", ["3"])
# "Your Oris instance is now live. You have 3 new messages."
echo i18n.translate("greeting_user", @["Alice"])
# "Hello, Alice! Welcome back."
echo i18n.translate("animals", [("dogs", 2), ("cats", 1)])
# "2 dogs and one cat"
# Showcase translations in Spanish ("es")
echo i18n.translate("es", "welcome")
# "¡Bienvenido a Oris!"
echo i18n.translate("es", "welcome_message", ["5"])
# "Tu instancia de Oris ya está en vivo. Tienes 5 nuevos mensajes."
echo i18n.translate("es", "greeting_user", @["Carlos"])
# "¡Hola, Carlos! Bienvenido de nuevo."
echo i18n.translate("es", "animals", [("dogs", 1), ("cats", 3)])
# "un perro y 3 gatos"Encode language data to disk using FBE format and decode it back to verify that translations are preserved correctly
# Encode the English language to disk using FastBinaryEncoding (FBE) format
i18n.languages["en"].encode("en.fbe")
# Decode the language from disk and verify translations
var enDecoded: Language
enDecoded.decode("en.fbe")
# Verify translations from the decoded language
echo enDecoded.translate("welcome")
# "Welcome to Oris!"
echo enDecoded.translate("welcome_message", ["2"])
# "Your Oris instance is now live. You have 2 new messages."
echo enDecoded.translate("animals", [("dogs", 1), ("cats", 2)])
# "one dog and 2 cats"
# Encode the Spanish language to disk
i18n.languages["es"].encode("es.fbe")
# Decode the Spanish language from disk and verify translations
var esDecoded: Language
esDecoded.decode("es.fbe")
# Verify translations from the decoded Spanish language
echo esDecoded.translate("welcome")
# "¡Bienvenido a Oris!"
echo esDecoded.translate("welcome_message", ["4"])
# "Tu instancia de Oris ya está en vivo. Tienes 4 nuevos mensajes."
echo esDecoded.translate("animals", [("dogs", 3), ("cats", 1)])
# "3 perros y un gato"You can use pkg/openparser/json(with/without pkg/openparser/bson), pkg/jsony, pkg/flatty to encode/decode Language data to/from JSON, JSONY, or binary formats as well.
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