pydantic-translations
Translations for pydantic errors.
Languages
Currently, we have translated pydantic v1.10.2 errors to the following languages:
de: German. 87/87.es: Spanish. 87/87.fr: French. 87/87.it: Italian. 87/87.nl: Dutch. 87/87.ru: Russian. 82/87.
Need more languages? Contributions are welcome!
Installation
python3 -m pip install pydantic-translations
Usage
Let's say you have a pydantic model User:
from pydantic import BaseModel
class User(BaseModel):
age: int
The translations are managed by the Translator class that is instantiated with the locale (language) you want the messages to be translated to:
from pydantic_translations import Translator
tr = Translator('ru')
You can use translator as a context manager to translate pydantic exceptions raised from the context:
with tr:
User.parse_obj({'age': 'idk'})
# ValidationError: 1 validation error for User
# age
# значение должно быть целым числом (type=type_error.integer)
Or use the translate_exception method to directly translate an exception instance:
from pydantic import ValidationError
try:
User.parse_obj({'age': 'idk'})
except ValidationError as exc:
exc = tr.translate_exception(exc)
raise exc
Or use the translate_error method to translate a specific error:
try:
User.parse_obj({'age': 'idk'})
except ValidationError as exc:
err = exc.errors()[0]
err = tr.translate_error(err)
print(err)
# {'loc': ('age',), 'msg': 'значение должно быть целым числом', 'type': 'type_error.integer'}
Custom translations
If you have translated the errors to a new language, the best you can do is contribute it back here. If, for some (legal?) reason, you can't, you may pass into the Translated as a locale a l10n locale with your translations:
from l10n import Locales
locales = Locales()
locale = locales['ua']
tr = Translator(locale)
Contributors
- The original error messages provided by @samuelcolvin and pydantic contributors.
- The Russian translation is provided by @orsinium.
- The German, Spanish, French, Italian, and Dutch translations are provided by Andovar translation agency.
Minor corrections and improvements are provided by the project contributors.
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