WeihanLi.Extensions.Localization.Json WeihanLi.Extensions.Localization.Json
dotnet JSON file based localization
register required services:
services.AddJsonLocalization(options => { options.ResourcesPath = Configuration.GetAppSetting("ResourcesPath"); options.ResourcesPathType = ResourcesPathType.TypeBased; // by default, looking for resourceFile like Microsoft do // options.ResourcesPathType = ResourcesPathType.CultureBased; // looking for resource file in culture sub dir see details follows });
middleware config(the same with before):
app.UseRequestLocalization();
That's it~
For Types:
Home/Index => Controllers/HomeController
the resource path looking for:
- Controllers/HomeController.[cultureName].json
for example:
- Resources/Controllers/HomeController.en.json
- Resources/Controllers/HomeController.zh.json
For RazorViews:
for example:
- Resources/Views/Home/Index.en.json
- Resources/Views/Home/Index.zh.json
For Types:
Home/Index => Controllers/HomeController
the resource path looking for:
- Resources/[cultureName]/Controllers/HomeController.json
for example:
- Resources/en/Controllers/HomeController.json
- Resources/zh/Controllers/HomeController.json
For RazorViews:
for example:
- Resources/en/Views/Home/Index.json
- Resources/zh/Views/Home/Index.json
Copy your resource files to output:
you had to set resource files copy to output to make it works normal
add the follows sample config to your startup project file:
<ItemGroup> <Content Update="Resources\**\*.json"> <CopyToOutputDirectory>Always</CopyToOutputDirectory> </Content> </ItemGroup>
the config above is made to make sure your json resource files in Resources dir copied to output, change it if you need
just like what you do before:
Controller sample:
public class ValuesController : Controller { private readonly IStringLocalizer<ValuesController> _localizer; public ValuesController(IStringLocalizer<ValuesController> localizer) { _localizer = localizer; } // GET: api/<controller> [HttpGet] public string Get() { return _localizer["Culture"]; } }
Razor View Sample:
@using Microsoft.AspNetCore.Mvc.Localization @using Microsoft.Extensions.Localization @using WeihanLi.Extensions.Localization.Json.Sample.Controllers @inject IHtmlLocalizer<HomeController> HtmlLocalizer @inject IStringLocalizer<HomeController> StringLocalizer @inject IViewLocalizer ViewLocalizer @{ ViewData["Title"] = "Index"; } <h2>Index</h2> <div>string: @StringLocalizer["Hello"]</div> <div>html: @HtmlLocalizer["Hello"]</div> <div>view: @ViewLocalizer["Hello"]</div>
Resource file sample:
{
"Culture": "English"
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