This sbt plugin lets you create i18n files and publish them as scala functions.
Enable sbt-i18n in plugins.sbt:
addSbtPlugin("ch.timo-schmid" % "sbt-i18n" % "{ latest_version }")Set the package for the generated classes:
lazy val `acme-server` = (project in file("."))
.settings(i18nPackageName := "corp.acme.i18n")
.enablePlugins(I18nPlugin)Create a file called src/main/i18n/en_US.properties:
user=User
user.id=Id
user.name=Username
user.firstName=First name
user.lastName=Last name
user.age=Age
user.email=Email-Address
user.ui=Manage users
user.ui.add=Create user
user.ui.edit=Edit user '$userName'
user.ui.delete=Delete user '$userName'You can now use the generated classes in your scala code:
implicit val de: Language = Language("en_US")
println(corp.acme.i18n.user()) // => User
println(corp.acme.i18n.user.id()) // => Id
println(corp.acme.i18n.user.name()) // => Username
println(corp.acme.i18n.user.firstName()) // => First name
println(corp.acme.i18n.user.lastName()) // => Last name
println(corp.acme.i18n.user.age()) // => Email-Address
println(corp.acme.i18n.user.email()) // => Email-Address
println(corp.acme.i18n.user.ui()) // => Manage users
println(corp.acme.i18n.user.ui.add()) // => Create user
println(corp.acme.i18n.user.ui.edit("timo")) // => Edit user 'timo'
println(corp.acme.i18n.user.ui.delete("timo")) // => Delete user 'timo'