I18n_routing: Easy routes translations for Rails 2.x And Rails3

Hi everyone,

Last week, I have finaly pushed my plugin that do Rails routing
translation on github.
It’s based on top of I18n api and it works with Rails 2 and Rails 3 !

I currently use it in production on several Rails 2 projects.

The usage is extremly simple, juste declare your routes in a localized
block, like this :

localized do
resources :users
end

There is a last thing I need to do : making the plugin compatible with
deep nested resources :confused:

The github : GitHub - kwi/i18n_routing: I18n routing module for Rails 2.3.x and Rails 3. Translate your routes with ease !

Hope to read your feedbacks, advices, and comments soon ! And for
sure, feel free to get involve !

Thanks

(It’s have been tested on Rails 2.3.5, Rails3 beta and Rails3 edge)

The README of your plugin could use some examples :wink:

Greetings,
Juergen

Yes, you got a point here :slight_smile:

But I moved all examples in the Github Wiki, I will add simple
examples in the README too !

On 7 avr, 15:14, “Jürgen Feßlmeier” [email protected]

Hi again everyone.

Just to tell to interested people that I have finally fixed the nested
resources issue on Rails2.
And I have released a gem : i18n_routing

By the way I have also released a new plugin for auto-scoping
translations : GitHub - kwi/i18n_auto_scoping: I18nAutoScoping lets you easily add auto-scope in your I18n translations for your Rails' views
(i18n_auto_scoping gem)
It’s really useful for your views, with it, you keep your translations
simple and well organized.

Documentation is on the wiki.

Cheers.

Hi Kwi,

I didn’t have to time to look inside your lib, only read github wiki,
but isn’t that similar to i18n lazy-lookup
Rails Internationalization (I18n) API — Ruby on Rails Guides ?

Regards,
KK

2010/4/12 Kwi [email protected]:

Hi
How to use ParseDate in a localized way so the user can input a date
in any local format (e.g. in se 3/12/75 or TIsdag, 2:a juni 1965t)
that still can be parsed by ParseDate

Looks great!!

2010/4/7 Kwi [email protected]

Greetings,

I currently use it in production on several Rails 2 projects.

You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google


Experiencia es lo que obtienes, cuando no obtienes lo que quieres.

Hi Krzysztof,

My mistake, you are right, after testing, the lazy-lookup do pretty
the same as my plugin.
I need to pay more attention at documentation before spending time
coding ! Good to know anyway :confused:

Thanks

On Apr 12, 11:15 pm, Krzysztof K. [email protected]