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Defines lookup functions for given translation locales, binding interopolation
Locales are defined with the locale/2
macro, accepting a locale name and
either keyword list of translations or String path to evaluate for
translations list.
For example, given the following translations :
locale "en", [ flash: [
notice: [
hello: "hello %{first} %{last}",
]
], users: [
title: "Users",
] ]
locale "fr", Path.join([DIR, "fr.exs"])
this module will compile this down to these functions :
def t("en", "flash.notice.hello", bindings \ []), do: # ... def t("en", "users.title", bindings \ []), do: # ... def t("fr", "flash.notice.hello", bindings \ []), do: # ...
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Functions
Compiles all the translations and inject the functions created in the current module.
Function used internally to load a yaml file. Please use
the locale
macro with a path to a yaml file - this function
will not work as expected if called directly.
Recursive function used internally for loading yaml files. Not intended for external use
Embeds locales from provided source
Link to this section Functions
Compiles all the translations and inject the functions created in the current module.
Function used internally to load a yaml file. Please use
the locale
macro with a path to a yaml file - this function
will not work as expected if called directly.
Recursive function used internally for loading yaml files. Not intended for external use
Embeds locales from provided source
- name - The String name of the locale, ie "en", "fr"
source -
- The String file path to eval that returns a keyword list of translactions
- The Keyword List of translations
Examples
locale "en", [ flash: [
notice: [
hello: "hello %{first} %{last}",
]
] ] locale "fr", Path.join([DIR, "fr.exs"])