Enum rocket_lang::LangCode

#[non_exhaustive]
pub enum LangCode {
    Aa,
    Ab,
    Af,
    Ak,
    Sq,
    Am,
    Ar,
    An,
    Hy,
    As,
    Av,
    Ae,
    Ay,
    Az,
    Bm,
    Ba,
    Eu,
    Be,
    Bn,
    Bh,
    Bi,
    Bs,
    Br,
    Bg,
    My,
    Ca,
    Ch,
    Ce,
    Ny,
    Zh,
    Cv,
    Kw,
    Co,
    Cr,
    Hr,
    Cs,
    Da,
    Dv,
    Nl,
    Dz,
    En,
    Eo,
    Et,
    Ee,
    Fo,
    Fj,
    Fi,
    Fr,
    Ff,
    Gl,
    Ka,
    De,
    El,
    Gn,
    Gu,
    Ht,
    Ha,
    He,
    Hz,
    Hi,
    Ho,
    Hu,
    Ia,
    Id,
    Ie,
    Ga,
    Ig,
    Ik,
    Io,
    Is,
    It,
    Iu,
    Ja,
    Jv,
    Kl,
    Kn,
    Kr,
    Ks,
    Kk,
    Km,
    Ki,
    Rw,
    Ky,
    Kv,
    Kg,
    Ko,
    Ku,
    Kj,
    La,
    Lb,
    Lg,
    Li,
    Ln,
    Lo,
    Lt,
    Lu,
    Lv,
    Gv,
    Mk,
    Mg,
    Ms,
    Ml,
    Mt,
    Mi,
    Mr,
    Mh,
    Mn,
    Na,
    Nv,
    Nd,
    Ne,
    Ng,
    Nb,
    Nn,
    No,
    Ii,
    Nr,
    Oc,
    Oj,
    Cu,
    Om,
    Or,
    Os,
    Pa,
    Pi,
    Fa,
    Pl,
    Ps,
    Pt,
    Qu,
    Rm,
    Rn,
    Ro,
    Ru,
    Sa,
    Sc,
    Sd,
    Se,
    Sm,
    Sg,
    Sr,
    Gd,
    Sn,
    Si,
    Sk,
    Sl,
    So,
    St,
    Es,
    Su,
    Sw,
    Ss,
    Sv,
    Ta,
    Te,
    Tg,
    Th,
    Ti,
    Bo,
    Tk,
    Tl,
    Tn,
    To,
    Tr,
    Ts,
    Tt,
    Tw,
    Ty,
    Ug,
    Uk,
    Ur,
    Uz,
    Ve,
    Vi,
    Vo,
    Wa,
    Cy,
    Wo,
    Fy,
    Xh,
    Yi,
    Yo,
    Za,
    Zu,
}

code	enum variant	English name	Native name
aa	Aa	“Afar”	“Afaraf”
ab	Ab	“Abkhaz”	“аҧсуа бызшәа”
af	Af	“Afrikaans”	“Afrikaans”
ak	Ak	“Akan”	“Akan”
sq	Sq	“Albanian”	“Shqip”
am	Am	“Amharic”	“አማርኛ”
ar	Ar	“Arabic”	“العربية”
an	An	“Aragonese”	“aragonés”
hy	Hy	“Armenian”	“Հայերեն”
as	As	“Assamese”	“অসমীয়া”
av	Av	“Avaric”	“авар мацӀ”
ae	Ae	“Avestan”	“avesta”
ay	Ay	“Aymara”	“aymar aru”
az	Az	“Azerbaijani”	“azərbaycan dili”
bm	Bm	“Bambara”	“bamanankan”
ba	Ba	“Bashkir”	“башҡорт теле”
eu	Eu	“Basque”	“euskara”
be	Be	“Belarusian”	“беларуская мова”
bn	Bn	“Bengali”	“বাংলা”
bh	Bh	“Bihari”	“भोजपुरी”
bi	Bi	“Bislama”	“Bislama”
bs	Bs	“Bosnian”	“bosanski jezik”
br	Br	“Breton”	“brezhoneg”
bg	Bg	“Bulgarian”	“български език”
my	My	“Burmese”	“ဗမာစာ”
ca	Ca	“Catalan”	“català”
ch	Ch	“Chamorro”	“Chamoru”
ce	Ce	“Chechen”	“нохчийн мотт”
ny	Ny	“Chichewa”	“chiCheŵa”
zh	Zh	“Chinese”	“中文”
cv	Cv	“Chuvash”	“чӑваш чӗлхи”
kw	Kw	“Cornish”	“Kernewek”
co	Co	“Corsican”	“corsu”
cr	Cr	“Cree”	“ᓀᐦᐃᔭᐍᐏᐣ”
hr	Hr	“Croatian”	“hrvatski jezik”
cs	Cs	“Czech”	“čeština”
da	Da	“Danish”	“dansk”
dv	Dv	“Divehi”	“ދިވެހި”
nl	Nl	“Dutch”	“Nederlands”
dz	Dz	“Dzongkha”	“རྫོང་ཁ”
en	En	“English”	“English”
eo	Eo	“Esperanto”	“Esperanto”
et	Et	“Estonian”	“eesti”
ee	Ee	“Ewe”	“Eʋegbe”
fo	Fo	“Faroese”	“føroyskt”
fj	Fj	“Fijian”	“vosa Vakaviti”
fi	Fi	“Finnish”	“suomi”
fr	Fr	“French”	“français”
ff	Ff	“Fula”	“Fulfulde”
gl	Gl	“Galician”	“galego”
ka	Ka	“Georgian”	“ქართული”
de	De	“German”	“Deutsch”
el	El	“Greek”	“ελληνικά”
gn	Gn	“Guaraní”	“Avañe’ẽ”
gu	Gu	“Gujarati”	“ગુજરાતી”
ht	Ht	“Haitian”	“Kreyòl ayisyen”
ha	Ha	“Hausa”	“(Hausa) هَوُسَ”
he	He	“Hebrew”	“עברית”
hz	Hz	“Herero”	“Otjiherero”
hi	Hi	“Hindi”	“हिन्दी”
ho	Ho	“Hiri Motu”	“Hiri Motu”
hu	Hu	“Hungarian”	“magyar”
ia	Ia	“Interlingua”	“Interlingua”
id	Id	“Indonesian”	“Bahasa Indonesia”
ie	Ie	“Interlingue”	“Interlingue”
ga	Ga	“Irish”	“Gaeilge”
ig	Ig	“Igbo”	“Asụsụ Igbo”
ik	Ik	“Inupiaq”	“Iñupiaq”
io	Io	“Ido”	“Ido”
is	Is	“Icelandic”	“Íslenska”
it	It	“Italian”	“Italiano”
iu	Iu	“Inuktitut”	“ᐃᓄᒃᑎᑐᑦ”
ja	Ja	“Japanese”	“日本語 (にほんご)”
jv	Jv	“Javanese”	“ꦧꦱꦗꦮ”
kl	Kl	“Kalaallisut”	“kalaallisut”
kn	Kn	“Kannada”	“ಕನ್ನಡ”
kr	Kr	“Kanuri”	“Kanuri”
ks	Ks	“Kashmiri”	“कश्मीरी”
kk	Kk	“Kazakh”	“қазақ тілі”
km	Km	“Khmer”	“ខ្មែរ”
ki	Ki	“Kikuyu”	“Gĩkũyũ”
rw	Rw	“Kinyarwanda”	“Ikinyarwanda”
ky	Ky	“Kyrgyz”	“Кыргызча”
kv	Kv	“Komi”	“коми кыв”
kg	Kg	“Kongo”	“Kikongo”
ko	Ko	“Korean”	“한국어”
ku	Ku	“Kurdish”	“Kurdî”
kj	Kj	“Kwanyama”	“Kuanyama”
la	La	“Latin”	“lingua latina”
lb	Lb	“Luxembourgish”	“Lëtzebuergesch”
lg	Lg	“Ganda”	“Luganda”
li	Li	“Limburgish”	“Limburgs”
ln	Ln	“Lingala”	“Lingála”
lo	Lo	“Lao”	“ພາສາລາວ”
lt	Lt	“Lithuanian”	“lietuvių kalba”
lu	Lu	“Luba-Katanga”	“Tshiluba”
lv	Lv	“Latvian”	“latviešu valoda”
gv	Gv	“Manx”	“Gaelg”
mk	Mk	“Macedonian”	“македонски јазик”
mg	Mg	“Malagasy”	“fiteny malagasy”
ms	Ms	“Malay”	“bahasa Melayu”
ml	Ml	“Malayalam”	“മലയാളം”
mt	Mt	“Maltese”	“Malti”
mi	Mi	“Māori”	“te reo Māori”
mr	Mr	“Marathi”	“मराठी”
mh	Mh	“Marshallese”	“Kajin M̧ajeļ”
mn	Mn	“Mongolian”	“Монгол хэл”
na	Na	“Nauruan”	“Dorerin Naoero”
nv	Nv	“Navajo”	“Diné bizaad”
nd	Nd	“Northern Ndebele”	“isiNdebele”
ne	Ne	“Nepali”	“नेपाली”
ng	Ng	“Ndonga”	“Owambo”
nb	Nb	“Norwegian Bokmål”	“Norsk bokmål”
nn	Nn	“Norwegian Nynorsk”	“Norsk nynorsk”
no	No	“Norwegian”	“Norsk”
ii	Ii	“Nuosu”	“ꆈꌠ꒿ Nuosuhxop”
nr	Nr	“Southern Ndebele”	“isiNdebele”
oc	Oc	“Occitan”	“occitan”
oj	Oj	“Ojibwe”	“ᐊᓂᔑᓈᐯᒧᐎᓐ”
cu	Cu	“Old Church Slavonic”	“ѩзыкъ словѣньскъ”
om	Om	“Oromo”	“Afaan Oromoo”
or	Or	“Oriya”	“ଓଡ଼ିଆ”
os	Os	“Ossetian”	“ирон æвзаг”
pa	Pa	“Punjabi”	“ਪੰਜਾਬੀ”
pi	Pi	“Pāli”	“पाऴि”
fa	Fa	“Persian”	“فارسی”
pl	Pl	“Polish”	“język polski”
ps	Ps	“Pashto”	“پښتو”
pt	Pt	“Portuguese”	“Português”
qu	Qu	“Quechua”	“Runa Simi”
rm	Rm	“Romansh”	“rumantsch grischun”
rn	Rn	“Kirundi”	“Ikirundi”
ro	Ro	“Romanian”	“Română”
ru	Ru	“Russian”	“Русский”
sa	Sa	“Sanskrit”	“संस्कृतम्”
sc	Sc	“Sardinian”	“sardu”
sd	Sd	“Sindhi”	“सिन्धी”
se	Se	“Northern Sami”	“Davvisámegiella”
sm	Sm	“Samoan”	“gagana fa’a Samoa”
sg	Sg	“Sango”	“yângâ tî sängö”
sr	Sr	“Serbian”	“српски језик”
gd	Gd	“Gaelic”	“Gàidhlig”
sn	Sn	“Shona”	“chiShona”
si	Si	“Sinhalese”	“සිංහල”
sk	Sk	“Slovak”	“slovenčina”
sl	Sl	“Slovene”	“slovenski jezik”
so	So	“Somali”	“Soomaaliga”
st	St	“Southern Sotho”	“Sesotho”
es	Es	“Spanish”	“Español”
su	Su	“Sundanese”	“Basa Sunda”
sw	Sw	“Swahili”	“Kiswahili”
ss	Ss	“Swati”	“SiSwati”
sv	Sv	“Swedish”	“svenska”
ta	Ta	“Tamil”	“தமிழ்”
te	Te	“Telugu”	“తెలుగు”
tg	Tg	“Tajik”	“тоҷикӣ”
th	Th	“Thai”	“ไทย”
ti	Ti	“Tigrinya”	“ትግርኛ”
bo	Bo	“Tibetan”	“བོད་ཡིག”
tk	Tk	“Turkmen”	“Türkmen”
tl	Tl	“Tagalog”	“Wikang Tagalog”
tn	Tn	“Tswana”	“Setswana”
to	To	“Tonga”	“faka Tonga”
tr	Tr	“Turkish”	“Türkçe”
ts	Ts	“Tsonga”	“Xitsonga”
tt	Tt	“Tatar”	“татар теле”
tw	Tw	“Twi”	“Twi”
ty	Ty	“Tahitian”	“Reo Tahiti”
ug	Ug	“Uyghur”	“ئۇيغۇرچە‎”
uk	Uk	“Ukrainian”	“Українська”
ur	Ur	“Urdu”	“اردو”
uz	Uz	“Uzbek”	“Oʻzbek”
ve	Ve	“Venda”	“Tshivenḓa”
vi	Vi	“Vietnamese”	“Tiếng Việt”
vo	Vo	“Volapük”	“Volapük”
wa	Wa	“Walloon”	“walon”
cy	Cy	“Welsh”	“Cymraeg”
wo	Wo	“Wolof”	“Wollof”
fy	Fy	“Western Frisian”	“Frysk”
xh	Xh	“Xhosa”	“isiXhosa”
yi	Yi	“Yiddish”	“ייִדיש”
yo	Yo	“Yoruba”	“Yorùbá”
za	Za	“Zhuang”	“Saɯ cueŋƅ”
zu	Zu	“Zulu”	“isiZulu”

Variants (Non-exhaustive)

Non-exhaustive enums could have additional variants added in future. Therefore, when matching against variants of non-exhaustive enums, an extra wildcard arm must be added to account for any future variants.

Aa

“Afar”

Ab

“Abkhaz”

Af

“Afrikaans”

Ak

“Akan”

Sq

“Albanian”

Am

“Amharic”

Ar

“Arabic”

An

“Aragonese”

Hy

“Armenian”

As

“Assamese”

Av

“Avaric”

Ae

“Avestan”

Ay

“Aymara”

Az

“Azerbaijani”

Bm

“Bambara”

Ba

“Bashkir”

Eu

“Basque”

Be

“Belarusian”

Bn

“Bengali”

Bh

“Bihari”

Bi

“Bislama”

Bs

“Bosnian”

Br

“Breton”

Bg

“Bulgarian”

My

“Burmese”

Ca

“Catalan”

Ch

“Chamorro”

Ce

“Chechen”

Ny

“Chichewa”

Zh

“Chinese”

Cv

“Chuvash”

Kw

“Cornish”

Co

“Corsican”

Cr

“Cree”

Hr

“Croatian”

Cs

“Czech”

Da

“Danish”

Dv

“Divehi”

Nl

“Dutch”

Dz

“Dzongkha”

En

“English”

Eo

“Esperanto”

Et

“Estonian”

Ee

“Ewe”

Fo

“Faroese”

Fj

“Fijian”

Fi

“Finnish”

Fr

“French”

Ff

“Fula”

Gl

“Galician”

Ka

“Georgian”

De

“German”

El

“Greek”

Gn

“Guaraní”

Gu

“Gujarati”

Ht

“Haitian”

Ha

“Hausa”

He

“Hebrew”

Hz

“Herero”

Hi

“Hindi”

Ho

“Hiri Motu”

Hu

“Hungarian”

Ia

“Interlingua”

Id

“Indonesian”

Ie

“Interlingue”

Ga

“Irish”

Ig

“Igbo”

Ik

“Inupiaq”

Io

“Ido”

Is

“Icelandic”

It

“Italian”

Iu

“Inuktitut”

Ja

“Japanese”

Jv

“Javanese”

Kl

“Kalaallisut”

Kn

“Kannada”

Kr

“Kanuri”

Ks

“Kashmiri”

Kk

“Kazakh”

Km

“Khmer”

Ki

“Kikuyu”

Rw

“Kinyarwanda”

Ky

“Kyrgyz”

Kv

“Komi”

Kg

“Kongo”

Ko

“Korean”

Ku

“Kurdish”

Kj

“Kwanyama”

La

“Latin”

Lb

“Luxembourgish”

Lg

“Ganda”

Li

“Limburgish”

Ln

“Lingala”

Lo

“Lao”

Lt

“Lithuanian”

Lu

“Luba-Katanga”

Lv

“Latvian”

Gv

“Manx”

Mk

“Macedonian”

Mg

“Malagasy”

Ms

“Malay”

Ml

“Malayalam”

Mt

“Maltese”

Mi

“Māori”

Mr

“Marathi”

Mh

“Marshallese”

Mn

“Mongolian”

Na

“Nauruan”

Nv

“Navajo”

Nd

“Northern Ndebele”

Ne

“Nepali”

Ng

“Ndonga”

Nb

“Norwegian Bokmål”

Nn

“Norwegian Nynorsk”

No

“Norwegian”

Ii

“Nuosu”

Nr

“Southern Ndebele”

Oc

“Occitan”

Oj

“Ojibwe”

Cu

“Old Church Slavonic”

Om

“Oromo”

Or

“Oriya”

Os

“Ossetian”

Pa

“Punjabi”

Pi

“Pāli”

Fa

“Persian”

Pl

“Polish”

Ps

“Pashto”

Pt

“Portuguese”

Qu

“Quechua”

Rm

“Romansh”

Rn

“Kirundi”

Ro

“Romanian”

Ru

“Russian”

Sa

“Sanskrit”

Sc

“Sardinian”

Sd

“Sindhi”

Se

“Northern Sami”

Sm

“Samoan”

Sg

“Sango”

Sr

“Serbian”

Gd

“Gaelic”

Sn

“Shona”

Si

“Sinhalese”

Sk

“Slovak”

Sl

“Slovene”

So

“Somali”

St

“Southern Sotho”

Es

“Spanish”

Su

“Sundanese”

Sw

“Swahili”

Ss

“Swati”

Sv

“Swedish”

Ta

“Tamil”

Te

“Telugu”

Tg

“Tajik”

Th

“Thai”

Ti

“Tigrinya”

Bo

“Tibetan”

Tk

“Turkmen”

Tl

“Tagalog”

Tn

“Tswana”

To

“Tonga”

Tr

“Turkish”

Ts

“Tsonga”

Tt

“Tatar”

Tw

“Twi”

Ty

“Tahitian”

Ug

“Uyghur”

Uk

“Ukrainian”

Ur

“Urdu”

Uz

“Uzbek”

Ve

“Venda”

Vi

“Vietnamese”

Vo

“Volapük”

Wa

“Walloon”

Cy

“Welsh”

Wo

“Wolof”

Fy

“Western Frisian”

Xh

“Xhosa”

Yi

“Yiddish”

Yo

“Yoruba”

Za

“Zhuang”

Zu

“Zulu”

Implementations

impl LangCode

pub const ALL_CODES: &'static [Self]

A collection with all the values to iterate through them easily.

pub fn as_str(self) -> &'static str

transforms the enum value to its lower case string representation.

let spanish = Es.as_str();
assert!(spanish == "es");

pub fn english_name(self) -> &'static str

Returns the name of the language in english

let fr = Fr.english_name();
assert!(fr == "French");

pub fn native_name(self) -> &'static str

Returns the name of the language in its native name.

let german = De.native_name();
assert!(german == "Deutsch");

Trait Implementations

impl Clone for LangCode

fn clone(&self) -> LangCode

Returns a copy of the value.

fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source.

impl Debug for LangCode

fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter.

impl Display for LangCode

fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter.

impl<'r> FromRequest<'r> for LangCode

The language code value gets cached on construction, so it is ok to construct it multiple times.

fn from_request<'life0, 'async_trait>(
    request: &'r Request<'life0>
) -> Pin<Box<dyn Future<Output = Outcome<Self, Self::Error>> + Send + 'async_trait>> where
    'r: 'async_trait,
    'life0: 'async_trait,
    Self: 'async_trait, 

if there is a config struct set, then the local_cache already has a closure for creating the value, so this one will get ignored.

type Error = Error

The associated error to be returned if derivation fails.

impl FromStr for LangCode

type Err = Error

The associated error which can be returned from parsing.

fn from_str(input: &str) -> Result<LangCode, Error>

Parses a string s to return a value of this type.

impl Hash for LangCode

fn hash<__H: Hasher>(&self, state: &mut __H)

Feeds this value into the given Hasher.

fn hash_slice<H>(data: &[Self], state: &mut H) where
    H: Hasher, 

Feeds a slice of this type into the given Hasher.

impl Index<LangCode> for Config

type Output = f32

The returned type after indexing.

fn index(&self, index: LangCode) -> &Self::Output

Performs the indexing (container[index]) operation.

impl IndexMut<LangCode> for Config

fn index_mut(&mut self, index: LangCode) -> &mut Self::Output

Performs the mutable indexing (container[index]) operation.

impl Ord for LangCode

fn cmp(&self, other: &LangCode) -> Ordering

This method returns an Ordering between self and other.

fn max(self, other: Self) -> Self

Compares and returns the maximum of two values.

fn min(self, other: Self) -> Self

Compares and returns the minimum of two values.

fn clamp(self, min: Self, max: Self) -> Self

Restrict a value to a certain interval.

impl PartialEq<LangCode> for LangCode

fn eq(&self, other: &LangCode) -> bool

This method tests for self and other values to be equal, and is used by ==.

fn ne(&self, other: &Rhs) -> bool

This method tests for !=.

impl PartialOrd<LangCode> for LangCode

fn partial_cmp(&self, other: &LangCode) -> Option<Ordering>

This method returns an ordering between self and other values if one exists.

fn lt(&self, other: &Rhs) -> bool

This method tests less than (for self and other) and is used by the < operator.

fn le(&self, other: &Rhs) -> bool

This method tests less than or equal to (for self and other) and is used by the <= operator.

fn gt(&self, other: &Rhs) -> bool

This method tests greater than (for self and other) and is used by the > operator.

fn ge(&self, other: &Rhs) -> bool

This method tests greater than or equal to (for self and other) and is used by the >= operator.

impl TryFrom<&'_ Request<'_>> for LangCode

type Error = Error

The type returned in the event of a conversion error.

fn try_from(req: &Request<'_>) -> Result<LangCode, Error>

Performs the conversion.

impl Copy for LangCode

impl Eq for LangCode

impl StructuralEq for LangCode

impl StructuralPartialEq for LangCode