flutter_i18n 0.1.0 flutter_i18n: ^0.1.0 copied to clipboard
i18n made easy for Flutter. With flutter_i18n you can make your app international, using just a simple .json file!
flutter_i18n #
I18n made easy, for Flutter!
Why you should use flutter_i18n? #
The main goal of flutter_i18n is to simplify the i18n process in Flutter. I would like to recreate the same experience that you have with the Angular i18n: simple json files, one for each language that you want to support.
Configuration #
To use this library, you must create in your project's root the following subfolders:
/assets/flutter_i18n
and put inside them the json related to the translation, using the following configuration:
-
If you want to specify the country code
/assets/flutter_i18n/{languageCode}_{countryCode}.json
-
otherwise
/assets/flutter_i18n/{languageCode}.json
Of course, you must declare the subtree in your pubspec.yaml as assets:
flutter:
assets:
- assets/flutter_i18n/
The next step consist in the configuration of the localizationsDelegates; to use flutter_i18n, you should configure as follows:
localizationsDelegates: [
FlutterI18nDelegate(useCountryCode),
GlobalMaterialLocalizations.delegate,
GlobalWidgetsLocalizations.delegate
],
The useCountryCode parameter depends on the json configuration:
- if you used the pattern {languageCode}_{countryCode}, useCountryCode must be true
- if you used the pattern {languageCode}, useCountryCode must be false
flutter_i18n in action #
After the configuration steps, the only thing to do is invoke the following method:
FlutterI18n.translate(buildContext, "your.key")
Where:
- buildContext is the BuildContext instance of the widget
- your.key is the key to translate