Closed orelvis15 closed 1 year ago
@orelvis15 Now you may also have a look at the branch "messages_keys". Install the version "0.6.0-SNAPSHOT" locally via the Gradle task "publishToMavenLocal"
In this version you can get the key via the messageKey
property, e.g. MyMessages.sayHello.messageKey
, And the corresponding message object by MyMessages.getEntryByKey("sayHello")
.
Some unit tests are still missing for this. But I think I can publish a new version during the next two weeks. I will also update to the new Kotlin version.
@comahe-de Perfect! I'm going to use it today! Thank you very much for this new feature, I'll let you know how it went as soon as I try it. greetings!.
@comahe-de I am testing the version "0.6.0-SNAPSHOT", it is just giving me an error in the generation of the code.
The integer literal does not conform to the expected type String
It seems that the getLocalizedString0(0)
method now needs another String
parameter
getLocalizedString0("key", 0)
@orelvis15 Yes, I have forgot to say, that you need to add the local Maven repository to the plugin repository list in settings.gradle.kts
, so that the local build plugin is used. See here: https://github.com/comahe-de/i18n4k/blob/messages_keys/examples/example-mpp/settings.gradle.kts#L5. Don't forget also to use the "0.6.0-SNAPSHOT" version of the plugin.
Than call the Gradle task clearI18n4kFiles
and than generateI18n4kFiles
v0.6.0 is published
Hello, good afternoon.
I am using the lib to manage the translations of a desktop app but I need to get the translations through an identifier sent from the backend, is it possible?.
For example, the backend sends ID_SMS and has a method like
MYMESSAGE.fromKey("ID_SMS")
and returns me the translation.