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Short description An extension to Gibberish and Rails to use it to create a multilingual web site using the around filter and Gibberish
Description Please see the full description in the "README":http://myutil.com/rdoc/gibberish_rails/ Excerpt from the README: This plugin: 1. Adds the method Gibberish.supported? to Gibberish::Localize to use it‘s map of languages to determine if a locale is supported. For example Gibberish.supported?(:en) returns true. It can be passed a string or a symbol. The previous Gibberish API returned an array of languages, but it was just so much more efficient to use the hash Gibberish had already built I added my method to the api. My Helper (6) below needs this method. 2. Redefines the Rails core method ActionView::Helpers::ActiveRecordHelper.error_message_for so messages are translates with Gibberish. 3. Overrides default error messages in ActiveReccord:Errors to include a Gibberish key. The key is blank (i.e. the entire string) so they can be automatically re-Gibberished in step 4. (next). 4. The method "add" in ActiveRecord::Errors has been overridden retranslate messages during the around filter. This become necessary because Rails 2.0.2 caches parts of messages at the class load time. 5. Redefines the method Validations.ClassMethods.validates_length_of to retranslate the messages it caches at class load up time. 6. Adds a helper method "GibberishRails.best_guess_locale" that can be used in an around filter to determine the "best guess" locale the application should be using. The highest priority is given to a parameter, followed by HTTP_ACCEPT_LANGUAGE, and finally the Gibberish default. Also, if the user wants es-mx and we support es, it will return a local of es. Here is an example usage that uses the session to cache the locale so if you are using the HTTP_ACCEPT_LANGUAGE (instead of RESTful routes), it will cache in the session instead of parsing headers every time: <pre><code> class ApplicationController < ActionController::Base # ... around_filter :use_best_guess_locale # ... # Set's the best guess language Giberish's around filter def use_best_guess_locale session[:locale] = GibberishRails.best_guess_locale(params[:locale], request.env['HTTP_ACCEPT_LANGUAGE']) if ( ! session[:locale] || params[:locale] || RAILS_ENV == 'development' ) Gibberish.use_language(session[:locale]) { yield } end end </pre></code>
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License Ruby's Rails' (MIT) GPL LGPL BSD Apache Artistic PublicDomain BSD-type Free-Trial Free-but-Restricted OpenSource Proprietary Shareware Source-available-proprietary Commercial
Category Assets Controllers Internationalization Misc. Enhancements Model Rails Engines Searching and Queries Security Statistics and Logs Testing View Extensions
