Python-Translator

Which features are offered

• Language dynamic applications based on Json files
• Placeholders built into the json value that can be filled with values by optional parameters
• Easy to use
• Minimization of data volume accesses, through the caching of content

Demonstartion

{
    "readme.example": "This is a demonstration of the Translator function"
}

en-EN.json

{
    "readme.example": "Das ist eine Demonstation der Funktion des Translators"
}

de-DE.json

#Normaly your Code would look like this for the corresponding language
print("This is a demonstration of the Translator function")
#or like this
print("Das ist eine Demonstation der Funktion des Translators")


#However, by querying the contents of the corresponding json file, the translator allows different languages without changing the code itself
print(translator("en-EN", "readme.example"))
#It is also possible to pass the specified language through a variable
lang = "en-EN"
print(translator(lang, "readme.example"))

The actual program

Feel free to try out the demo

Implementation

The translator.py is the main file where all the code is located, you should also create a subfolder called lang in which the .json files for the corresponding languages are located.

If your file is called de-DE you have to call it with it, you can also enforce your own naming structure. However, I recommend to use the ISO(-639-1) language scheme for understanding reasons.

Issues and improvements

Originally this code is for me personally and my own projects like the CLI-Game-Collection. However, I decided to make it available for everyone.

If you have any problems or suggestions, feel free to contact me. After all, I am currently at the beginning and still have a lot to learn