README

Improved and simple Intl implementations for Symfony.

Installation

You can install it with Composer.

composer require senseexception/intl-bundle

If the composer installation with symfony/flex didn't already register the bundle, you need to register it into your bundles.php manually:

return [
    // ...
    Budgegeria\Bundle\IntlBundle\BudgegeriaIntlBundle::class => ['all' => true],
    // ...
];

Configuration

By default a configuration doesn't need to be added if the needed locale is en_US and USD the currency. For any other locale or currency you can add the following configuration to your project and configure the needed locale and currency values:

budgegeria_intl:
  locale: 'de_DE'
  currency: 'EUR'

Usage

Formatter

The formatter can be used in two different ways: With a filter and a function

Filters

Internationalization text formatting:

{{ "This is the %ordinal time that the number %integer appears"|intl_format(4, 6000) }}
{# This is the 4th time that the number 6.000 appears #}

Functions

Internationalization text formatting:

{{ intl_format("This is the %ordinal time that the number %integer appears", 4, 6000) }}
{# This is the 4th time that the number 6.000 appears #}

Currency symbol of configured locale:

{{ currency_symbol() }}
{# € #}

Sorter

Example for configuring a sorter:

budgegeria_intl:
  locale: 'de_DE'
  currency: 'EUR'
  sorter:
    sorter_wo_locale:
      order_by_desc: ~
    my_sorter:
      order_by_desc: ~
      locale: 'de_DE'

my_sorter and sorter_wo_locale are free choosable keys that will be used to create new service ids budgegeria_intl_bundle.sorter.my_sorter and budgegeria_intl_bundle.sorter.sorter_wo_locale which can be used as dependencies.

class Foo
{
    /**
     * Injecting services "budgegeria_intl_bundle.sorter.my_sorter" or
     * "budgegeria_intl_bundle.sorter.sorter_wo_locale"
     */
    public function __construct(private Budgegeria\IntlSort\Sorter\Sorter $sorter)
    {
    }
    
    public function bar(): void
    {
        $sortedArray = $this->sorter->sort(['a', 'y', 'ä']);
    }
}

If a local is omitted like in budgegeria_intl_bundle.sorter.sorter_wo_locale, it uses the default locale set in the bundles configuration.

budgegeria_intl:
  locale: 'de_DE'

Available Configurations

Available are the method names of the Budgegeria\IntlSort\Sorter\Sorter class as underscore values.

• enable_french_collation
• disable_french_collation
• lower_case_first
• upper_case_first
• remove_case_first
• enable_normalization_mode
• disable_normalization_mode
• enable_numeric_collation
• disable_numeric_collation
• enable_case_level
• disable_case_level
• non_ignorable_alternate_handling
• shifted_alternate_handling
• primary_strength
• secondary_strength
• tertiary_strength
• quaternary_strength
• identical_strength
• keep_keys
• omit_keys
• order_by_asc
• order_by_desc
• order_by_keys
• order_by_values
• null_first
• null_last
• remove_null_position

It's possible that you're using an older version of Intl-Sort where methods didn't existed yet. Read more about the methods in the Sorter documentation.