Introduction
PyI18n is a simple and easy to use internationalization library written for python projects, to help you handle multiple languages in your applications.
How start use PyI18n
First, you have to create your locale files, in my example this will be in locale directory (default PyI18n locales path). In my example I use only two languages polish (pl.yml) and english (en.yml).
Let's write simple FastAPI app.
Project structure for this example
.
├── app.py
└── locales
├── en.yml
└── pl.yml
en.yml
en:
greetings:
hello_name: "Hello there {name}! nice to meet you"
pl.yml
pl:
greetings:
hello_name: "Witaj {name}! miło mi cię poznać"
Assume we're logged in user and we have stored locales in database, otherwise we will just return default locale.
from pyi18n import PyI18n
from fastapi import FastAPI
from typing import Callable, Dict
app: FastAPI = FastAPI()
i18n: PyI18n = PyI18n(('pl', 'en'))
DEFAULT_LOCALE: str = 'en'
_: Callable = i18n.gettext
fake_db: Dict[str, str] = {
"logged_users": {
"Piotrek": {
"locale": "pl"
},
"John": {
"locale": "en",
},
}
}
def get_user_locale(name) -> str:
current_user_locale: str = fake_db["logged_users"].get(name)
return current_user_locale['locale'] if current_user_locale else DEFAULT_LOCALE
@app.get("/hello/{name}")
def hello_name(name: str):
locale: str = get_user_locale(name)
return {"greeting": _(locale, "greetings.hello_name", name=name)}
Now it's time to run our app and check what happens, for testing I used RapidAPI vscode extension (It's something like postman in visual studio code)
A full documentation for this module is available at: https://sectasy0.github.io/pyi18n.
If you had some questions or if you see any inaccuracies please let me know in the comments below! Thanks for reading <3
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