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Feature Request: Support Layout Direction alongside Resources
Description:
The lyricist library is a valuable resource for managing multi-language applications. However, it currently lacks a crucial feature for handling layout direction alongside these resources, especially in languages that require right-to-left (RTL) layout direction like Arabic, Hebrew, and Persian.
In RTL languages, it's essential not only to localize strings but also to ensure that the overall layout of the application adjusts appropriately. This involves mirroring layouts, aligning text correctly, and adapting the UI to suit RTL languages.
Requested Feature:
I propose the addition of a new feature within lyricist that seamlessly integrates support for layout direction alongside its existing resource management capabilities. This feature would enable developers to specify layout direction preferences per language/locale, ensuring that the UI adapts dynamically based on the user's language settings.
Expected Behavior:
Ability to specify layout direction (LTR or RTL) for each supported language/locale.
Automatic adjustment of UI elements based on the specified layout direction.
Seamless integration with existing resource management workflows within lyricist.
Use Case:
Imagine an application that supports both English (LTR) and Arabic (RTL) languages. With this proposed feature, developers can easily configure resources and layout direction preferences for each language, resulting in a more polished and user-friendly experience for RTL language users.
Additional Notes:
This feature would significantly enhance the usability and accessibility of applications developed using lyricist in multi-language environments. It aligns with the library's goal of simplifying resource management and localization for Kotlin Multiplatform projects.
I appreciate your consideration of this feature request and look forward to any feedback or updates regarding its potential inclusion in future releases of lyricist.
Thank you for your attention to this matter.
Please feel free to reach out if further clarification or details are needed.
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Feature Request: Support Layout Direction alongside Resources
Description:
The lyricist library is a valuable resource for managing multi-language applications. However, it currently lacks a crucial feature for handling layout direction alongside these resources, especially in languages that require right-to-left (RTL) layout direction like Arabic, Hebrew, and Persian.
In RTL languages, it's essential not only to localize strings but also to ensure that the overall layout of the application adjusts appropriately. This involves mirroring layouts, aligning text correctly, and adapting the UI to suit RTL languages.
Requested Feature:
I propose the addition of a new feature within lyricist that seamlessly integrates support for layout direction alongside its existing resource management capabilities. This feature would enable developers to specify layout direction preferences per language/locale, ensuring that the UI adapts dynamically based on the user's language settings.
Expected Behavior:
Use Case:
Imagine an application that supports both English (LTR) and Arabic (RTL) languages. With this proposed feature, developers can easily configure resources and layout direction preferences for each language, resulting in a more polished and user-friendly experience for RTL language users.
Additional Notes:
This feature would significantly enhance the usability and accessibility of applications developed using lyricist in multi-language environments. It aligns with the library's goal of simplifying resource management and localization for Kotlin Multiplatform projects.
I appreciate your consideration of this feature request and look forward to any feedback or updates regarding its potential inclusion in future releases of lyricist.
Thank you for your attention to this matter.
Please feel free to reach out if further clarification or details are needed.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: