i18n

[marcioaguiar]

Suport for multiple languages.

Text to create new item is hardcoded english.

[brianreavis]

I think this would be an easy thing to address... might as well. In the meantime, you can always provide a render.option_create function in the settings to custom-render that dropdown item.

[nurikabe]

+1

[raulromanp]

+1

[danielfariati]

+1

[deepugn]

+1

[iainvdw]

+1

[klzns]

If anyone is wondering how to change it as @brianreavis suggested, just do something like this:

$('.my-select').selectize({
  create: true,
  render: {
    option_create: function(data, escape) {
      var addString = 'Adicionar';
      return '<div class="create">' + addString + ' <strong>' + escape(data.input) + '</strong>&hellip;</div>';
    }
  }
});

[joallard]

As someone who's native tongue is French, I'd be inclined to accept a PR making this simpler. We could add an option allowing you to spectify a string (eg. addString: "Add %{name}") or a function addString: function(word){ I18n.t("selectize.add", word)}.

[Oxicode]

+1

[joallard]

I'll go even further in this, the function would be called with two params, function(word, key), allowing one to do:

addString: I18n.t

instead of:

addString: function(word, key){ I18n.t(word, key) }

Default: I18n.t if exists (or whatever is the JS convention for translation), or "Add %{name}".

or something automagic like that.

[joallard]

• Figure out strings that can be translated
• Figure out I18n conventions in JS and sensible defaults
• Begin writing tests
• Finish writing tests
• Write the code

[joallard]

Here's what I see:

describe("I18n", function(){
    describe("dictionary syntax", function(){
        var s = Selectize.init({
            dictionary: {
                addThis: "Ajouter %{elem}"
            }
        })

        expect(s.i18n('addThis', {elem: 'ceci'}).to.equal("Ajouter ceci")
    })

    describe("delegate to i18n library", function(){
        var I18n = {
            t: function(key, params) {
                return "Ajouter " + params.elem;
            }
        }

        var s = Selectize.init({
            i18n: I18n.t
        });

        expect(s.i18n('addThis', {elem: 'ceci'})).to.equal("Ajouter ceci")
    })

    describe("default i18n library", function(){
        var I18n = {
            t: function(key, params) {
                return "Ajouter " + params.elem;
            }
        }

        var s = Selectize.init({
            // i18n: default
        });

        expect(s.i18n('addThis', {elem: 'ceci'})).to.equal("Ajouter ceci")
    })
})

[joallard]

Libraries i18next, I18n-js and Polyglot all use syntax .t()

[risadams]

closing stale issues older than one year.
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[pixelbart]

Is it possible to translate things meanwhile?

For example, remove-single has "remove" in the title. This would have to be translated for my use case.

[joallard]

It's been a while I haven't touched this project, but I would imagine a PR that makes it possible to specify the language string in the options would be a great start.

– Oops, actually that's what #902 proposed and I closed the PR in favor of this one. (harsh.) Funny how I don't agree with my past self anymore, I think something along the lines of #902 is a good idea, maybe a bit more fleshed out. But again, I'm not the one who puts much work in this project anymore so that's only my own personal opinion!

[risadams]

always welcome a PR, my time is stretched these days too, and I fully admit that my i18n skills are underdeveloped. I agree that #902 at least feels more simple to implement, but I would need to do some research before jumping in myself

[gotivac]

Huh?