Decybel07/L10n-swift

L10n-swift is a simple framework that improves localization in swift app, providing cleaner syntax and in-app language switching.

• Change the language of your apps "on the fly".
• IBInspectable for Xcode Interface Builder (Cocoa - coming soon).
• Support for user-defined Localizable file names.
• Support for formats: *.plist, *.json, *.stringsdict, *.strings.
• Support for grouping localization keys.
• Support for plural forms in any language with multiple arguments.
• Support for pseudo-languages: NonLocalized, DoubleLength, Accented, Bounded, ForcedRightToLeft.
• Use .l10n() to localize any string, date and numbers.
• Use more than one language at the same time.
• About 25 times faster than a native solution.

pod try L10n-swift

• iOS 9.0+ | macOS 10.10+ | tvOS 9.0+ | watchOS 2.0+
• Swift 3.0+

• If you found a bug, open an issue.
• If you have a feature request, open an issue.
• If you want to contribute, submit a pull request.

pod 'L10n-swift', '~> 5.10'

github "Decybel07/L10n-swift", ~> 5.10

.Package(url: "https://github.com/Decybel07/L10n-swift.git", majorVersion: 5)

Import L10n_swift at the top of each Swift file that will use framework.

import L10n_swift

Add .l10() following any String object you want localized:

"hello.world".l10n()

Add .l10() following number you want localized. Using the number format for the current language:

12.l10n()
24.l10n(minIntegerDigits: 4)
1.61803.l10n()
2.71828.l10n(fractionDigits: 2)

3.14.l10n { formatter in
    formatter.numberStyle = .currency
}

Add .l10() following any Date object you want localized using the date format for the current language:

Date().l10n()

Date().l10n { formatter in
    formatter.dateStyle = .medium
}

Add .l10nPlural(CVarArg...) following any String object you want translated with plurals:

"numberOfApples".l10nPlural(2)

More about plurals, you can read on wiki

Add observer for notification L10nLanguageChanged. This notification is called when language has been changed.

NotificationCenter.default.addObserver(
    self, selector: #selector(self.yourFunction), name: .L10nLanguageChanged, object: nil
)

L10n.shared.language = "en"
L10n.shared.language = "en-GB"

At runtime, you can switch the language at any time by setting the language property.

L10n.shared.language

L10n.shared.locale

L10n.supportedLanguages

A list of all the languages contained in the main bundle.

L10n.preferredLanguage

A preferred language contained in the main bundle.

More about .plist format you can read on wiki.

More about .stringsdict format you can read on wiki.

More about .json format you can read on wiki.

More about .strings format you can read on wiki.

Adrian Bobrowski (Decybel07), [email protected]

L10n-swift is available under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for more info.