Discover a Simple Way to Add i18n Support in Rust with Examples and Tests!
Rust developers, rejoice! OnlyCoiners has shared a straightforward method for adding internationalization (i18n) support to your applications. This feature allows you to easily translate messages and store them in cache, making it perfect for real-time applications.
The `t` function, part of the Translator module, enables flexible translation retrieval with dynamic variable substitution. It's designed to handle cases where translations are not found, providing useful error messages to help developers identify missing translations during development.
To implement this solution, you can create a middleware in your Axum application and use it within your handlers. Optional testing is also available using `$cargo test`.
This approach utilizes Rust's `OnceCell` and `Mutex` features to efficiently manage translation files and ensure thread-safe access. By leveraging these resources, developers can improve performance and reduce disk I/O.
Source: https://dev.to/onlycoiners/maneira-simples-de-adicionar-suporte-a-i18n-no-rust-com-exemplos-e-testes-56bd
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