Overview

GRMustacheLocalizer can localize the content of a Mustache section. It also has a filter facet that localizes your data.

Companion guide: https://github.com/groue/GRMustache/blob/master/Guides/standard_library.md#localize

The GRMustache standard library has a localize key which returns a GRMustacheLocalizer that localizes just like the NSLocalizableString macro does: with the Localizable.strings table of the main bundle.

Localizing data:

{{ localize(greeting) }} renders NSLocalizedString(@"Hello", nil), assuming the greeting key resolves to the Hello string.

Localizing sections:

{{#localize}}Hello{{/localize}} renders NSLocalizedString(@"Hello", nil).

Localizing sections with arguments:

{{#localize}}Hello {{name}}{{/localize}} builds the format string Hello %@, localizes it with NSLocalizedString, and finally injects the name with [NSString stringWithFormat:].

Localize sections with arguments and conditions:

{{#localize}}Good morning {{#title}}{{title}}{{/title}} {{name}}{{/localize}} build the format string Good morning %@" or @"Good morning %@ %@, depending on the presence of the title key. It then injects the name, or both title and name, with [NSString stringWithFormat:], to build the final rendering.

Custom GRMustacheLocalizer

You can build your own localizing helper with the initWithBundle:tableName: method. The helper would then localize using the specified table from the specified bundle.