Get Started
Before we translate any text, we can define a I18next
object as follow:
import pyi18next.i18next
i18n = pyi18next.i18next.I18next(
default_lng='en',
default_ns='translation',
resources= {
'en': {
'translation': {
'key': 'value',
'object': {"inner_key": "value deep"},
'interpolation': 'Hello, {{name}}!',
}
}
}
)
Then we can use i18n.t
function to get translate:
print(f'{i18n.t("key")=}')
print(f'{i18n.t("object.inner_key")=}')
print(f'{i18n.t("interpolation", name="world")=}')
The results are:
i18n.t("key")='value'
i18n.t("object.inner_key")='value deep'
i18n.t("interpolation", name="world")='Hello, world!'
Or we can use a global function t_
t_ = i18n.get_translate_func()
print(f'{t_("key")=}')
print(f'{t_("object.inner_key")=}')
print(f'{t_("interpolation", name="world")=}')
The results are just the same:
t_("key")='value'
t_("object.inner_key")='value deep'
t_("interpolation", name="world")='Hello, world!'