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Example code to create and get strings on WebTranslateIt to translate a Product database
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require 'web_translate_it' | |
# create a KeepAlive HTTPS connection to WebTranslateIt.com | |
WebTranslateIt::Connection.new('secret_api_key') do | |
# create translations | |
translation_en = WebTranslateIt::Translation.new({ :locale => "en", :text => "Hello" }) | |
translation_fr = WebTranslateIt::Translation.new({ :locale => "fr", :text => "Bonjour" }) | |
# create a new segment | |
string = WebTranslateIt::String.new({ :key => "Greetings", :translations => [translation_en, translation_fr]}) | |
# and save | |
string.save | |
puts string.id #=> 1234 | |
# find a segment by ID and update it | |
string = WebTranslateIt::String.find(1234) #=> WebTranslateIt::String object | |
string.key = "GoodBye" | |
string.save | |
# find segments by key. You can search by many parameters. See http://docs.webtranslateit.com/api/string/#list-string | |
WebTranslateIt::String.find_all({ :key => "test.*" }).each do |string| | |
string.key = string.key.gsub("test", "hello") | |
string.file["id"] = 4567 | |
string.save | |
end | |
end |
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