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Assuming you have this YAML locale file: # config/locales/en.yml en: header: title: "My header title" and you want to display your title string, you can do this # in ERB files <%= t('header.title') %> # in SLIM files = t('header.title')
You can pass parameters to I18n t method: # Example config/locales/en.yml en: page: users: "%{users_count} users currently online" # In models, controller, etc... I18n.t('page.users', users_count: 12) # In views # ERB <%= t('page.users', users_count: 12) %> #S...
# config/locales/en.yml en: stackoverflow: header: title_html: "Use <strong>I18n</strong> with Tags & Symbols" Note the addition of extra _html after the name title. And in Views, # ERB <h2><%= t(:title_html, scope: [:stackoverflow, :heade...
Prior to Json.NET 4.5 dates were written using the Microsoft format: "/Date(1198908717056)/". If your server sends date in this format you can use the below code to serialize it to NSDate: Objective-C (NSDate*) getDateFromJSON:(NSString *)dateString { // Expect date in this format ...
In order to get the official I18N Plugin into your CLI Project we need to install it by following the next steps. First you want to install the plugin via npm: npm install aurelia-i18n Since Aurelia-I18N is backed by i18next, you should install it and a backend plugin of your choice. As an exampl...
Install jekyll on Linux Mint 18 with the following steps: sudo apt install ruby sudo apt install build-essential sudo apt install ruby-dev sudo gem install jekyll
Lightweight simple translation module with dynamic json storage. Supports plain vanilla node.js apps and should work with any framework (like express, restify and probably more) that exposes an app.use() method passing in res and req objects. Uses common __('...') syntax in app and templates. Stores...
/app/i18n/<Vendor Namespace>/<language package directory>/composer.json { "name": "<vendor namespance>/<language package directory>", "description": "<language package description>", "version": "100....

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