I am building a Next.js app with internationalization using next-i18next. // next-i18next.config.js module.exports = { i18n: { locales: ['lv', 'en', 'ua'], defaultLocale: 'lv', localeDetection: false, }, } For better SEO, I wold like to use different URL params for same…
I'm trying to get the country language of the user, not the selected one on the phone. For example: I'm building an English learning app, but in my phone I've set language to English for learning purposes, and it doesn't…
I am getting a string value that represents a price. I want to convert it to another string with specific precision and format it according to a current device Locale. Decimal(string: "123,4567", locale: NSLocale.current)?.formatted(.number.precision(.fractionLength(precision))) This code works for the german…
With this zip file, this Node script successfully outputs the files: const child_process = require('child_process') const util = require('util') const exec = util.promisify(child_process.exec) exec(`unzip -Z1 metamorpR.zip`).then(zip_contents => { if (zip_contents.stderr) { throw new Error(`unzip error: ${zip_contents.stderr}`) } console.log(zip_contents.stdout) }) metamorpR.z5…
My App changes the Locale from a press of a button, which works great with an Intent refresh. & once the button is pressed the Locale gets in to the Shared Preferences as well. I have checked that the Locale…
when i test it locally the translations do worked, but when I deploy it on a server it doesn't work. Some of the words do get translated but it's not from my locale, it's django's default translation. In settings.py: MIDDLEWARE…
I found the locale_gen module to make sure that locales are present on the system and tried it like described here: - name: Install EN locale locale_gen: name: "de_DE.UTF-8" state: present - name: Install DE locale locale_gen: name: "en_US.UTF-8" state:…
plan is to add {locale} in path parameter of the url, locale values are expected to be "en-US, fr-CH". As per my understanding path parameters should be lower case and dash separated so i prefer to have it as "en-us"…