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"""
Language configuration for i18n support
Automatically discovers available languages from translations directory
"""
import os
from pathlib import Path
def get_timeago_locale(flask_locale, short=False):
"""
Convert Flask-Babel locale codes to timeago library locale codes.
The Python timeago library (https://github.com/hustcc/timeago) supports 48 locales
but uses different naming conventions than Flask-Babel. This function maps between them.
Notable differences:
- Chinese: Flask uses 'zh', timeago uses 'zh_CN'
- Portuguese: Flask uses 'pt', timeago uses 'pt_PT' or 'pt_BR'
- Swedish: Flask uses 'sv', timeago uses 'sv_SE'
- Norwegian: Flask uses 'no', timeago uses 'nb_NO' or 'nn_NO'
- Hindi: Flask uses 'hi', timeago uses 'in_HI'
- Czech: Flask uses 'cs', but timeago doesn't support Czech - fallback to English
Args:
flask_locale (str): Flask-Babel locale code (e.g., 'cs', 'zh', 'pt')
short (bool): Return a compact "1m ago" style locale instead of "1 minute ago".
timeago only ships 'en_short'; the other short locales are registered
by register_short_timeago_locales() below. Unsupported languages fall
back to 'en_short' so short mode is always honoured.
Returns:
str: timeago library locale code (e.g., 'en', 'zh_CN', 'pt_PT', 'de_short')
"""
if short:
# Short forms are translated through the normal gettext (.po/.mo) workflow rather than
# timeago's bundled per-language tables; build + register the table for this locale.
return register_short_timeago_locale(flask_locale)
locale_map = {
'zh': 'zh_CN', # Chinese Simplified
# timeago library just hasn't been updated to use the more modern locale naming convention, before BCP 47 / RFC 5646.
'zh_TW': 'zh_TW', # Chinese Traditional (timeago uses zh_TW)
'zh_Hant_TW': 'zh_TW', # Flask-Babel normalizes zh_TW to zh_Hant_TW, map back to timeago's zh_TW
'pt': 'pt_PT', # Portuguese (Portugal)
'pt_BR': 'pt_BR', # Portuguese (Brasil)
'sv': 'sv_SE', # Swedish
'no': 'nb_NO', # Norwegian Bokmål
'hi': 'in_HI', # Hindi
'cs': 'en', # Czech not supported by timeago, fallback to English
'ja': 'ja', # Japanese
'uk': 'uk', # Ukrainian
'en_GB': 'en', # British English - timeago uses 'en'
'en_US': 'en', # American English - timeago uses 'en'
}
return locale_map.get(flask_locale, flask_locale)
# --- Short ("1m ago") timeago locales -------------------------------------------------
#
# timeago only ships 'en_short' and resolves a locale by name via
# __import__('timeago.locales.<name>'), which checks sys.modules first. So we register a table
# at runtime per locale. Rather than hard-code a table per language, the short strings are
# routed through the normal gettext (.po/.mo) workflow: the rows below are wrapped in
# lazy_gettext (_l) so `python setup.py extract_messages` picks them up, and they resolve to
# the active locale when rendered. Translators maintain the short forms in messages.po just
# like every other string.
#
# 14 rows of (past, future) following timeago's index order:
# now, Ns, 1m, Nm, 1h, Nh, 1d, Nd, 1w, Nw, 1mo, Nmo, 1yr, Nyr ('%s' = the number)
# The English source strings double as the gettext msgids.
def _build_short_timeago_rows():
from flask_babel import lazy_gettext as _l
return [
(_l('just now'), _l('right now')),
(_l('%ss ago'), _l('in %ss')),
(_l('1m ago'), _l('in 1m')),
(_l('%sm ago'), _l('in %sm')),
(_l('1h ago'), _l('in 1h')),
(_l('%sh ago'), _l('in %sh')),
(_l('1d ago'), _l('in 1d')),
(_l('%sd ago'), _l('in %sd')),
(_l('1w ago'), _l('in 1w')),
(_l('%sw ago'), _l('in %sw')),
(_l('1mo ago'), _l('in 1mo')),
(_l('%smo ago'), _l('in %smo')),
(_l('1yr ago'), _l('in 1yr')),
(_l('%syr ago'), _l('in %syr')),
]
_short_timeago_rows = None
_registered_short_locales = set()
def register_short_timeago_locale(flask_locale):
"""
Build the short timeago table for `flask_locale` from the gettext catalog and register it
under a synthetic name so timeago.format(..., <name>) can use it. Returns the locale name
to hand to timeago (falls back to the bundled 'en_short' if anything goes wrong).
The table is resolved with flask_babel.force_locale so it is correct regardless of which
locale is active, and cached per language so the gettext lookups happen only once each.
"""
name = 'cd_short_' + str(flask_locale).replace('-', '_')
if name in _registered_short_locales:
return name
try:
import sys
import types
import timeago.locales as timeago_locales
from flask_babel import force_locale
global _short_timeago_rows
if _short_timeago_rows is None:
_short_timeago_rows = _build_short_timeago_rows()
with force_locale(str(flask_locale)):
table = [[str(past), str(future)] for past, future in _short_timeago_rows]
mod_name = 'timeago.locales.' + name
mod = types.ModuleType(mod_name)
mod.LOCALE = table
sys.modules[mod_name] = mod
setattr(timeago_locales, name, mod)
_registered_short_locales.add(name)
return name
except Exception:
# Outside an app context, or any unexpected failure -> bundled English short locale.
return 'en_short'
# Language metadata: flag icon CSS class and native name
# Using flag-icons library: https://flagicons.lipis.dev/
LANGUAGE_DATA = {
'en_GB': {'flag': 'fi fi-gb fis', 'name': 'English (UK)'},
'en_US': {'flag': 'fi fi-us fis', 'name': 'English (US)'},
'de': {'flag': 'fi fi-de fis', 'name': 'Deutsch'},
'fr': {'flag': 'fi fi-fr fis', 'name': 'Français'},
'ko': {'flag': 'fi fi-kr fis', 'name': '한국어'},
'cs': {'flag': 'fi fi-cz fis', 'name': 'Čeština'},
'es': {'flag': 'fi fi-es fis', 'name': 'Español'},
'pt': {'flag': 'fi fi-pt fis', 'name': 'Português (Portugal)'},
'pt_BR': {'flag': 'fi fi-br fis', 'name': 'Português (Brasil)'},
'it': {'flag': 'fi fi-it fis', 'name': 'Italiano'},
'ja': {'flag': 'fi fi-jp fis', 'name': '日本語'},
'zh': {'flag': 'fi fi-cn fis', 'name': '中文 (简体)'},
'zh_Hant_TW': {'flag': 'fi fi-tw fis', 'name': '繁體中文'},
'ru': {'flag': 'fi fi-ru fis', 'name': 'Русский'},
'pl': {'flag': 'fi fi-pl fis', 'name': 'Polski'},
'nl': {'flag': 'fi fi-nl fis', 'name': 'Nederlands'},
'sv': {'flag': 'fi fi-se fis', 'name': 'Svenska'},
'da': {'flag': 'fi fi-dk fis', 'name': 'Dansk'},
'no': {'flag': 'fi fi-no fis', 'name': 'Norsk'},
'fi': {'flag': 'fi fi-fi fis', 'name': 'Suomi'},
'tr': {'flag': 'fi fi-tr fis', 'name': 'Türkçe'},
'ar': {'flag': 'fi fi-sa fis', 'name': 'العربية'},
'hi': {'flag': 'fi fi-in fis', 'name': 'हिन्दी'},
'uk': {'flag': 'fi fi-ua fis', 'name': 'Українська'},
}
def get_available_languages():
"""
Discover available languages by scanning the translations directory
Returns a dict of available languages with their metadata
"""
translations_dir = Path(__file__).parent / 'translations'
available = {}
# Scan for translation directories
if translations_dir.exists():
for lang_dir in translations_dir.iterdir():
if lang_dir.is_dir() and lang_dir.name in LANGUAGE_DATA:
# Check if messages.po exists
po_file = lang_dir / 'LC_MESSAGES' / 'messages.po'
if po_file.exists():
available[lang_dir.name] = LANGUAGE_DATA[lang_dir.name]
# If no English variants found, fall back to adding en_GB as default
if 'en_GB' not in available and 'en_US' not in available:
available['en_GB'] = LANGUAGE_DATA['en_GB']
return available
def get_language_codes():
"""Get list of available language codes"""
return list(get_available_languages().keys())
def get_flag_for_locale(locale):
"""Get flag emoji for a locale, or globe if unknown"""
return LANGUAGE_DATA.get(locale, {}).get('flag', '🌐')
def get_name_for_locale(locale):
"""Get native name for a locale"""
return LANGUAGE_DATA.get(locale, {}).get('name', locale.upper())