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TML Library for Django

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Introduction

This document demonstrates how to use TML (Translation Markup Language) in a Django application.

Integration

Installing using pip:

pip install django_tml

Add 'django_tml' to your INSTALLED_APPS setting:

INSTALLED_APPS = (
    ...
    'django_tml',
)

Add TML middleware to MIDDLEWARE_CLASSES setting:

MIDDLEWARE_CLASSES = (
  ...
  'django_tml.middleware.TmlControllerMiddleware',
)

Then add the following TML configuraiton to setting file:

TML = {
    'environment': 'dev',
    'application': {
        'key': 'YOUR_APPLICATON_KEY',   # add application key from [TranslationExchange dashboard](https://dashboard.translationexchange.com/)
    },
    'monkeypatch': True,   # support legacy translations
    'cache': {
        'enabled': True,
        'adapter': 'memcached',
        'host': '127.0.0.1:11211',
        'backend': 'pylibmc',
        'namespace': 'foody'
    },
    'logger': {
        'path': pj(BASE_DIR, 'logs', 'tml.log')
    }
}

To start using TML tags and filters, load tag libraries in the head of your template file:

{­% load i18n %­}
{­% load tml tml_inline %­}

To activate inline translation functionality add one more line in the head section of your layout:

{­% tml_inline_header %­}

(Optional) You can also add a language switcher to your site. Just add the next template tag in the navigation of your site:

{% tml_language_selector type="sideflags" %}

Demo application

The best way to learn about the SDK capabilities is to use the demo application that comes with the SDK. The demo application provides many samples of TML syntax.

Run the following scripts to setup and run the the Demo application:

$ git clone git@github.com:translationexchange/tml-python-django.git
$ cd tml-python-django/demo
$ virtualenv --no-site-packages tmldemo
$ . ./tmldemo/bin/activate
$ pip install -r requirements.txt
$ python manage.py migrate
$ python manage.py runserver localhost:8000

TML Configuration

  • environment - Running environment (one of dev|stage|prod)
  • application - Provide key for authentication, api path and cdn path to and path api path.
  • monkeypatch - This option facilitates Tml to be backward compatible with django i18n engine. You can still use django native tags for translating your strings.
  • cache - Define your cache configuration here. More about cache in advanced section.
  • agent - Agent helps your application to download JS SDK on initial load of your page and then use TML widgets, shortcuts and SDK in client-side.
  • data_preprocessors - Preprocessors applied on translateable string before actual processing. For example list preprocessors preprocess list like context variable into meaningful text token.
  • env_generators - Sometimes you do not need to provide substitution token variable. For example, viewing_user env generator could be substituted by the return value of env generator. By default we return request.user.
  • logger - TML log that tracks interaction with SDK by http and supressed exceptions while translating string.

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Copyright and license

Copyright (c) 2016 Translation Exchange, Inc.

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