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IsoLang is a package for converting between ISO-639-1, ISO-639-2T, ISO-639-2B codes and the human readable name.
usage
Usage
iex> IsoLang.all()
[
%IsoLang{
alpha2: "aa",
alpha3b: "aar",
alpha3t: "",
name: "Afar",
native_name: "Afaraf"
},
%IsoLang{
alpha2: "ab",
alpha3b: "abk",
alpha3t: "",
name: "Abkhazian",
native_name: "аҧсуа бызшәа"
},
# ... etc...
]
# To get a single language, use `IsoLang.get/2` or its `!` counterpart.
# This will seek a match by examining the attributes `:alpha2`, `:alpha3b`,
# `:alpha3t`, `:name` in that order:
iex> IsoLang.get("de")
{:ok,
%IsoLang{
alpha2: "de",
alpha3b: "ger",
alpha3t: "deu",
name: "German",
native_name: "Deutsch"
}}
# Or to search just a single field, include the `:by` argument (capitalization matters):
iex(1)> IsoLang.get("French")
{:ok,%IsoLang{
alpha2: "fr",
alpha3b: "fre",
alpha3t: "fra",
name: "French",
native_name: "Français"
}}Or search for matching languages using IsoLang.find/2:
iex> IsoLang.find("eng")
{:ok,
[
%IsoLang{alpha2: "bn", alpha3b: "ben", alpha3t: "", name: "Bengali"},
%IsoLang{alpha2: "en", alpha3b: "eng", alpha3t: "", name: "English"}
]}The native_names of the languages are translated via gettext: if you you need to display the names of languages in a specific language, you may add a dedicated .po file.
installation
Installation
def deps do
[
{:iso_lang, "~> 0.3.1"}
]
end