And i18n support in humanize is a bit lacking, as it only translates to French, Korean and Russian. Given that most of the translations needed to render human dates can be found in the CLDR database, maintaining their own looks like a bit of a wasted effort.
> Given that most of the translations needed to render human dates can be found in the CLDR database, maintaining their own looks like a bit of a wasted effort.
You still need to parse the CLDR (the formats are pretty wonky) and provide APIs for its functions. Of course that's what Babel (http://babel.pocoo.org) does.
https://github.com/kennethreitz/maya/blob/d57a78c6bc6b5295f7...
And i18n support in humanize is a bit lacking, as it only translates to French, Korean and Russian. Given that most of the translations needed to render human dates can be found in the CLDR database, maintaining their own looks like a bit of a wasted effort.
Reference:
http://cldr.unicode.org/