df_config 0.5.3 df_config: ^0.5.3 copied to clipboard
A package that provides methods to load configuration data and access it at runtime.
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//
// Dart/Flutter (DF) Packages by DevCetra.com & contributors. The use of this
// source code is governed by an MIT-style license described in the LICENSE
// file located in this project's root directory.
//
// See: https://opensource.org/license/mit
//
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//.title~
import 'package:df_config/df_config.dart';
import 'package:df_config/df_translate.dart';
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// NOTE TO FLUTTER DEVELOPERS:
// To use this in Flutter, you need to refresh the widget tree after
// changing the language. You can do this by wrapping your MaterialApp in a
// ValueListenable and using a ValueNotifier, or any other method that
// rebuilds the widget tree when the language changes.
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void main() async {
// Create a reader that reads a YAML files.
final reader = TranslationFileReader(
// Specify the directory paths where the translation files are located,
// e.g. assets/translations/en-us.yaml.
translationsDirPath: ['assets', 'translations'],
// You can also choose ConfigFileType.JSON, ConfigFileType.JSONC or
// ConfigFileType.CSV.
fileType: ConfigFileType.YAML,
fileReader: (filePath) async {
print(filePath);
// Read the file here and return its contents.
final contents = fileData[filePath] ?? '';
return contents;
},
);
// German.
await reader.read('de-de');
print('Example App||app.title'.tr()); // prints "BEISPIEL!!"
// Spanish.
await reader.read('es-es');
print('Example App||app.title'.tr()); // prints "EJEMPLO!!"
// English.
await reader.read('en-us');
print(
'Example App||app.title'.tr(),
); // prints "ENGLISH X EXAMPLE!!! additional"
// Undefined, defaults to "Example Application".
await reader.read('qwerty');
print(
'Example {App;;app}||app.title'.tr(args: {'app': 'Application'}),
);
// You can also pass custom arguments to the translation.
await reader.read('en-us');
print(
'This is the <<<Example||app.title>>>'.tr(
args: {
// Replace {additional} in the translation with 'of the app!'.
'additional': 'of the app!',
},
),
); // prints "This is the ENGLISH X EXAMPLE!!! of the app!"
}
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final fileData = {
'assets/translations/de-de.yaml': YAML_FILE_DATA_DE_DE,
'assets/translations/es-es.yaml': YAML_FILE_DATA_ES_ES,
'assets/translations/en-us.yaml': YAML_FILE_DATA_EN_US,
};
const YAML_FILE_DATA_ES_ES = '''
app:
title: EJEMPLO!!!
''';
const YAML_FILE_DATA_DE_DE = '''
app:
title: BEISPIEL!!!
''';
const YAML_FILE_DATA_EN_US = '''
example: X
app:
example: EXAMPLE
# You can reference other translations within this file, and use placeholders
# to insert values during runtime.
title: ENGLISH <<<example>>> <<<app.example>>>!!! {additional}
''';