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Ruby-GetText Sample blog for Ruby on Rails and Ruby-GetText-Package.
Requirement
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* ruby-1.8.6 or later
* rails-2.3.0 or later
* rake
* sqlite3, sqlite3-ruby
gettext family gems:
* locale
* locale_rails
* gettext
* gettext_activerecord
* gettext_rails (= this library)
Installation
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1. Setup rails and sqlite3, Ruby-GetText-Package.
2. Create DB and a table
* Edit config/database.yml for your environment.
* rake db:create
* rake db:schema:load
(rake db:create RAILS_ENV=test (for testing))
3. Then run the http server.
$ ruby script/server
Access the http server from WWW browser:
http://localhost:3000/articles
Files
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* lib/tasks/gettext.rake
- a rake file for Ruby-GetText-Package.
You need to modify this for your application.
":makemo" task which creates mo files from po files.
":updatepo" task which updates pot/po files from po files.
If there is no po/*pot files, it creates po/*.pot.
* app/controllers/application.rb
- Bind a textdomain to your application.
The most important file in this sample.
* app/controllers/articles_controller.rb
- The main controller which localized.
* app/models/article.rb
- a model which localized.
* app/helpers/articles_helper.rb
- a localized helper.
* app/views/**/*.erb
- Localized ERB files.
* vendor/plugins/lang_helper/*
- a localized "Vendor plugin". It has its own textdomain.
- See vendor/plugins/lang_helper/README for more details.
* po/* (blog.po[t])
- Catalog files which translators edit. They are convert to
mofiles by "rake makemo".
- blog.po[t] is for articles_controller and its views.
* db/schema.rb
- A file to create a database table with rake db:schema:load.
* public/stylesheets/blog.css
- a CSS file for this sample.
* test/functional/articles_controller_test.rb
- a test script.
* others
- Generated by rails and I've not touched them.
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