Cacx.LanguageManager 1.1.2

📖 Resource Manager 📖

This Manager was originally created to manage languages in my WPF applications. <br> It also works on other kind of resources tho.

📚 Lets go through a step by step tutorial on how to setup and use this library.

📋 Setup

Open the project terminal and type in dotnet add package Cacx.LanguageManager --version 1.1.1

💻 Usage

Optional: <br>

Register the LocalizationService via DI <br> You can also implement your own LocalizationService and register it via the Interface

public App()
{
    AppHost = Host.CreateDefaultBuilder().ConfigureServices((context, services) =>
    {
         _ = services.AddSingleton<ILocalizationService, LocalizationService>((_) =>
         {
             return new LocalizationService(basePath: "Some path...");
         });
    }.Build();

    _ = AppHost.Services.GetRequiredService<ILocalizationService>(); //This call is needed! Just disregard the service
}

Step 1

➡️ Get the ILocalizationService implementation

There a two ways to achieve this. <br>

Either get it from your DI Container

public ExampleCtor(ILocalizationService service)
{
  
}

or instanciate an ILocalizationService one time...

//Call this at the start of your application
public void Method()
{
  _ = new LocalizationService("some random path...") //You dont have to use the instance instantly you can disregrad it for now
}

and use this property afterwards to get it...

public void SomeOtherMethod()
{
  ILocalizationService service = LocalizationProvider.Service;
}

Step 2

🌐 Set the Language

This will be CultureInfo.CurrentUICulture by default

public void Example()
{
  CultureInfo language = new CultureInfo("en-US");
  service.SetLanguage(language);
}

Step 3

🔁Update/Set the Context

Imagine you have this folder structure (which is recommended)

///   MyApp(Project)
///    ->Resources(Folder)
///        ->Login(Folder)
///            Login.resx
///            Login.de-DE.resx
///        ->CreateAccount(Folder)
///            CreateAccount.resx
///            CreateAccount.de-DE.resx

➡️ Imagine you wanna access the Login resource
public void Example()
{
  string basePath = "MyApp.Resources.Login.Login"; //"{ProjectName}.{Folder}.{Folder}.{Filename}"
  service.UpdateContext(basePath);
}

You have to do this context switch to access the resources of another file!