#Bluemix Sample - IBM Globalization Pipeline "Hello World" Application for Ruby

Getting started

To get started, you should familiarize yourself with the service itself. A good place to begin is by reading the Quick Start Guide and the official Getting Started with IBM Globalization documentation.

The documentation explains how to find the service on Bluemix, create a new service instance, create a new bundle, and access the translated messages.

Installation

• Create a bound service instance of Globalization Pipeline. It will have a name like gp-**
  • Go to Globalization Pipeline Dashboard and select Create new bundle
  • Create a bundle that is named RubySDKTestBundle and import the hello_world.properties file
  • Add as many target languages as you like
• Edit the manifest.yml file to match your application's name and domain and your service's name
• cf push to publish your appplication

Demo:

Click here to see sample application

You will be able to see the locales you selected and the key in the hello_world.properties. You may click the different locales to produce the translations.

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#Community

• View or file GitHub Issues

#Contributing

See CONTRIBUTING.md.

#License

Apache 2.0. See LICENSE.txt.

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