Adding Localizations (i18n)¶

OpenCrowbar uses the Rails I18N library. Please refer to the documentation http://guides.rubyonrails.org/i18n.html for usage hints that can help you reduce coding, and to add features such as Interpolation.

Each barclamp is expected to add its own localization (i18n) file.

Note: Please do not add your localizations into another

barclamp’s i18n file. | You must also be careful not to create duplicate entries; doing so can confuse OpenCrowbar.

Add your localization file (en.yml is the default) into the crowbar_framework/config/locales/[barclamp] directory.

Note: You must replace [barclamp] with the name of your barclamp.
If you are supporting multiple languages, replace en with the target language code. For example, use fr.yml if you want to provide French translations.
Inside the i18n file, provide a simple YML hash for translations. For example:
```
en:
    # Layout
    nav:
      nodes: Nodes
      nodes_description: Infrastructure Components
```
**Reminder**: Encode your translations in quotes if you need to use comma ( : ) or tick ( \` ) characters!