i19c — Internationalization C

Installation

Clone or add i19c as a submodule:

git submodule add https://github.com/RahulNavneeth/i19c lib/i19c

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Usage

Step 1: Add to your build

If you're using make, add the following:

CFLAGS += -Ilib/i19c/include -Ilib/i19c/.i19c
LDFLAGS += -Llib/i19c/bin -li19c

Then build i19c:

cd lib/i19c && make all path=../../<path-to-your-i19c-folder>

Adjust the path as needed based on your project layout.

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Step 2: Create your language files

In your internationalization folder, add a file like english.h:

#ifndef ENGLISH_H
#define ENGLISH_H

#define GREETING "Welcome @! Good to have you here."

#endif

• The file name (without .h) is the language key used in code.
• Use @ in strings to denote dynamic variables.

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Step 3: Use in your code

#include "i19c.h"

int main() {
    I19C *lang_ctx = get_i19c();
    set_lang_i19c(lang_ctx, "english");

    T(lang_ctx, "GREETING", "Rahul");
}

This will print: Welcome Rahul! Good to have you here.

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Example

Video demo:

i19c-example-demo-with-clay.mov

Example project: https://github.com/RahulNavneeth/i19c-example

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