Hi!
I'd like to implement "clean" locale-aware URLs, meaning no _LOCALE_ in
params, cookies, or similar. For example, route:
/en/page/{id}
What are your thoughts on how I should implement this. As I see it, my
options are
1. Write a tween or something that parses the URL before the router sees
it, takes out the identifier and passes along teh URL without the
identifier, for language agnostic routes:
/page/{id}
This would also mean that if the language id is missing in the URL the
default language should be used.
2. Use a custom root factory that extracts the identifier, but leaves
the URL intact since that would be post-routing, meaning the routes
would have to include the identifier, always:
/{lang_id}/page{id}
3. Something I'm missing?
The routing is dispatch based, no traversal.
Also, I want to implement database-based translations, because I want
the users to be able to translate various text items through teh admin
interface and never touch the code or restart the app for new languages.
Does that mean should completely ignore the gettext-based i8n subsystem
in Pyramid?
Thanks!
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