November 2014
Intermediate to advanced
258 pages
5h 15m
English
By default, English is the language for applications built in Flask (and almost all web frameworks). We will add a second language to our application and add some translations for the display strings used in the application. The language displayed to the user will vary depending on the current language set in the browser.
We will start with the installation of the Flask-Babel extension:
$ pip install Flask-Babel
This extension uses Babel, pytz, and speaklater to add i18n and l10n support to the application.
We will use our catalog application from Chapter 5, Webforms with WTForms.
First, we will start with the configuration part by creating an instance of the Babel class using the app object. We will ...
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