Closed Doerge closed 1 year ago
@Doerge thanks for the issue. Definitely in scope. And you're right, its not easy to track down in the CLDR repository (I haven't found it yet). However since the cldr-json
repository is generated from cldr
(and I also do the same under the covers) it must be there somewhere and I just have to find it.
I am due to release a beta of ex_cldr version 2.37.0
based upon CLDR 43 by the end of this week and I will make sure to include language direction in it somehow.
Found it now in the CLDR Repo by ripgrepping it locally. Githubs search is broken. The repo is too big. It is in common/main/ar.xml
<layout>
<orientation>
<characterOrder>right-to-left</characterOrder>
</orientation>
</layout>
Yep, found the same. As of commit 3fd958833 the layout info (text direction, line direction) are added to the locale files. The API to expose these data is not yet in place - coming up next.
Thanks for the collaboration and suggestion. This will ship with the next version of ex_cldr
that will be in release candidate form by the end of this week.
You're amazing Kip! Thanks so much for maintaining these important packages for the community!
Fantastic!
Hi,
I want to render right-to-left (rtl) languages properly in my frontend with the css
direction
property. My content is dynamic: I have the language code, but I need to figure out if it is rtl or not. I hoped to find that data somewhere inex_cldr_language
, but after digging around a bit, I think it's not available in that repo, because it's not available here.I tried looking for this data elsewhere, but it's not in BCP47 (that this repo already uses) or in https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_15924. I found it in CLDR Json repository, but
ex_cldr
uses CLDR repository where I can't find it 😅Do you think it is viable to work this feature into this project, or is it outside the scope and should live in another project?