i18nx 1.0.0

Lightweight i18n for Python

I18n for Python

Lightweight i18n for Python.

Install

pip install i18nx

Usage

from i18nx import I18n

i18n = I18n(
  locale = 'en',
  fallback = 'fr',
  translations = {
    'en': { 'message': { 'hello': 'Hello World!' } },
    'fr': { 'message': { 'hello': 'Bonjour le monde !' } },
  },
)

print(i18n.tr("message.hello")) # Hello World!

Message Format Syntax

Interpolation

i18nx use the Mustache like placeholders {} syntax for interpolation.

from i18nx import I18n

i18n = I18n(
  locale = 'en',
  fallback = 'fr',
  translations = {
    'en': { 'message': { 'hello': 'Hello {name}!' } },
    'fr': { 'message': { 'hello': 'Bonjour {name} !' } },
  },
)

print(i18n.tr("message.hello", name = 'Mario')) # Hello Mario!

Pluralization

Use a pipe | separator in combination with the param count to define plurals on the locale translations.

from i18nx import I18n

i18n = I18n(
  locale = 'en',
  fallback = 'fr',
  translations = {
    'en': {
      'car': 'car | cars',
      'apple': 'no apples | one apple | {count} apples',
    },
  },
)

print(i18n.tr("car")) # 'car'
print(i18n.tr("car", count = 0)) # 'car'
print(i18n.tr("car", count = 1)) # 'car'
print(i18n.tr("car", count = 2)) # 'cars'
print(i18n.tr("apple", count = 0)) # 'no apples'
print(i18n.tr("apple", count = 1)) # 'one apple'
print(i18n.tr("apple", count = 15)) # '15 apples'

List of Messages

from i18nx import I18n

i18n = I18n(
  locale = 'en',
  fallback_locale = 'fr',
  translations = {
    'en': {
      "greetings": [
        "Hey {firtname}!",
        "Hi {firtname}!",
      ],
    },
  },
)

print(i18n.tr("greetings.0", firtname = 'Mario')) # 'Hey Mario!'
print(i18n.tr("greetings.1", firtname = 'Mario')) # 'Hi Mario!'

I18n API

interface class I18n:
  constructor(locale: str, fallback_locale: str, translations: Dict[str, Dict[str, Any]], show_warning = False)

  # Active locale
  @property locale: str    

  # Fallback locale
  @property fallback_locale: str

  # Available locales
  @getter available_locales: List[str]
  
  # Raw translations object for the active locale
  @getter raw: dict

  # Get the translate text for the given dot path
  @method tr(path: str, **params) -> str

Development Setup

1. Install Nix Package Manager

2. Install direnv with your OS package manager

3. Hook it direnv into your shell

4. At the top-level of your project run:

   direnv allow
   

   The next time your launch your terminal and enter the top-level of your project, direnv will check for changes.

Scripts

# run tests
make test

# run tests with coverage
make coverage

# run linter
make lint

# run build process
make dist

# publish
make publish

License

Under the MIT license. See LICENSE file for more details.