Easy_localization: Add named arguments

[marinat]

Some translates need swap arguments, but I can't do that without named arguments.

[aissat]

@marinat plz examlpe

[marinat]

For example translator using lokalise service do not understand what word I meant:
'{} lesson for student {} on {} will be deleted'
Phrase variant: weekly lesson for student Alex on 31 December will be deleted
For web front-end they use arguments like:
'{lesson_type} lesson for student {student_name} on {lesson_time} will be deleted'

[marinat]

One more example: in turkish words in sentence may be in different order than in english. So it's hard to save unnamed parameters order.

[vinnytwice]

@aissat I see that it now supports named arguments but I can't figure out how to use it. In the example code I don't see it being used right?

[aissat]

@vinnytwice today will be available dev version

[aissat]

@vinnytwice @marinat try this

dependencies:
  easy_localization: ^2.2.0-dev

example:

"msg_named": "{} are written in the {lang} language",

 Text(LocaleKeys.msg_named).tr(namedArgs: {'lang': 'Dart'}, args: ['Easy localization']),

[vinnytwice]

@aissat I was having a look at the sample app trying to understand a bit everything and I saw it. For version ^2.2.0-dev then tr. method accepts named args? is it just one or a list of args?
Thank you very much for the repo!

[aissat]

@vinnytwice. It accepted tow type
Named argument and list argument

[AlaaEldeenYsr]

"msg_named": "{} are written in the {lang} language",

How can i give the argument values specific style, for example the whole line is not bold except the argument value be bold.

[3ace]

@AlaaEldeenYsr I think you should separate your string for now, and display them using RichText widget.

other option, add a token inside the string and split it inside your code to be stylized before adding it to the RichText widget

[AlaaEldeenYsr]

Alright is the named arguments feature version is on the pub or on a specific branch here ?
@3ace

[3ace]

@AlaaEldeenYsr please refer to the above reply by @aissat