I18n ActiveRecord backend. Allows to store translations in a database using ActiveRecord, e.g. for providing a web-interface for managing translations.

Notifies Airbrake when you miss a translation

I18nAutoScoping is a plugin for Ruby on Rails that lets you easily add auto-scope in your I18n translation. It is very useful if you do not want to add every time the scope in your views ! Especially if your are working on big projects !

A slightly advanced drop-in replacement for I18n::Backend::Simple with support for references (across files).

Rails I18n Backend for Http APIs with etag-aware background polling and memory+[memcache] caching

I18n backend which allows to store/get the translations from a database using a sequel.

Consider the noble bamboo. This peculiar member of the Poaceae family has been known to grow to extraordinary lengths without yielding to (mostly) any obstacles. Not unlike bamboo, the i18n translations of a Rails app will continue to grow. As a tenacious stalk of bamboo breaks through a slab of sidewalk, so too will long translations break a UI. I18n:Bamboo monkey patches the Rails I18n module and will force all calls to I18n.translate (I18n.t) and I18n.localize (I18n.l) to return the longest translated or localized value from all available_locales. For obvious reasons, this gem is intended to be used for development purposes only to aid in UI and internationalization/localization testing.

Different locales use different days for the beginning of the week. This gem allows the I18n locale to determine the beginning of the week day.

Pre- and post-process you calls to I18n.t()

Checks your consistency of your translations and can be helpful to find missing ones.

I18n missing functionnalities

Add continent translations to you rails app.

One extends standard I18n so that you could store your translations in a Comma-Separated Value files (CSV) in a key-value manner, where the key is a word or a phrase or even a poem if you wish. No limits here (except be aware to escape symbols so the CSV format is kept). And the value is the same text as the key but translated to a language, specified by a file name you are using (for example, you could write one line to a sp.csv file: `"hello!","hola!"` and use `t 'hello!'` with a spanish locale to get the "hola!" text).

Allow interpolation to be performed on a object's attribute, e.g. %{user.name}

An I18n config class that looks at the LANGUAGE, LC_ALL, LC_MESSAGES, and LOCALE environment variables to determine I18n.locale

Provides a backend to the i18n gem to allow a definition to contain embedded references to environment variables by introducing the special embedded notation ~{}. E.g. {title: ~{APP_NAME}} will evaluate t(:title) to the value of the $APP_NAME environment variable.

Find missing and extra translations in Rails application.

Provides a configurable rake task that checks locale data for likely issues. Intended to be used in build pipelines to detect problems before they reach production

I18n InlineForms backend. Allows to store translations in a database using InlineForms, e.g. for providing a web-interface for managing translations. Forked from i18n-active_record by Sven Fuchs.

I18n interpolation support for nested values