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Ruby gem with ISO 639-1 and ISO 639-2 language code entries and convenience methods.
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A Ruby gem that provides the ISO 639-2 and ISO 639-1 data sets along with someconvenience methods for accessing different entries and entry fields. The datacomes from theLOC ISO 639-2 UTF-8 data set.
TheISO 639-1 specification uses atwo-letter code to identify a language and is often the recommended way toidentify languages in computer applications. The ISO 639-1 specification coversmost developed and widely used languages.
TheISO 639-2(Wikipedia) specification uses athree-letter code, is used primarily in bibliography and terminology andcovers many more languages than the ISO 639-1 specification.
To install fromRubyGems:
gem install iso-639
To install withBundler, add the following to yourGemfile:
gem'iso-639'
Then runbundle install
require'iso-639'
To find a language entry:
# by alpha-2 or alpha-3 codeISO_639.find_by_code("en")# orISO_639.find("en")# by English nameISO_639.find_by_english_name("Russian")# by French nameISO_639.find_by_french_name("français")
TheISO_639.search
class method searches across all fields and willmatch names in cases where a record has multiple names. This methodalways returns an array of 0 or more results. For example:
ISO_639.search("spanish")# => [["spa", "", "es", "Spanish; Castilian", "espagnol; castillan"]]
Entries are arrays with convenience methods for accessing fields:
@entry=ISO_639.find("slo")# => ["slo", "slk", "sk", "Slovak", "slovaque"]@entry.alpha3_bibliographic# => "slo"@entry.alpha3# shortcut for #alpha3_bibliographic# => "slo"@entry.alpha3_terminologic# => "slk"@entry.alpha2# => "sk"@entry.english_name# => "Slovak"@entry.french_name# => "slovaque"
The full data set is available through theISO_639::ISO_639_1
andISO_639::ISO_639_2
constants.
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- Add tests for it. This is important so I don't break it in afuture version unintentionally.
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Copyright (c) 2010 William Melody. See LICENSE for details.
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