panel/config/initializers/mobility.rb

# frozen_string_literal: true

Mobility.configure do |config|
  # Sets the default backend to use in models. This can be overridden in
  # models by passing +backend: ...+ to +translates+.
  config.default_backend = :key_value

  # By default, Mobility uses the +translates+ class method in models to
  # describe translated attributes, but you can configure this method to
  # be whatever you like. This may be useful if using Mobility alongside
  # another translation gem which uses the same method name.
  config.accessor_method = :translates

  # To query on translated attributes, you need to append a scope to
  # your model. The name of this scope is +i18n+ by default, but this
  # can be changed to something else.
  config.query_method    = :i18n

  # Uncomment and remove (or add) items to (from) this list to
  # completely disable/enable plugins globally (so they cannot be used
  # and are never even loaded). Note that if you remove an item from the
  # list, you will not be able to use the plugin at all, and any options
  # for the plugin will be ignored by models. (In most cases, you
  # probably don't want to change this.)
  #
  # config.plugins = %i[
  #   query
  #   cache
  #   dirty
  #   fallbacks
  #   presence
  #   default
  #   attribute_methods
  #   fallthrough_accessors
  #   locale_accessors
  # ]

  # The translation cache is on by default, but you can turn it off by
  # uncommenting this line. (This may be helpful in debugging.)
  #
  # config.default_options[:cache] = false

  # Dirty tracking is disabled by default. Uncomment this line to enable
  # it.  If you enable this, you should also enable +locale_accessors+
  # by default (see below).
  #
  # config.default_options[:dirty] = true

  # No fallbacks are used by default. To define default fallbacks,
  # uncomment and set the default fallback option value here. A "true"
  # value will use whatever is defined by +I18n.fallbacks+ (if defined),
  # or alternatively will fallback to your +I18n.default_locale+.
  #
  config.default_options[:fallbacks] = true

  # The Presence plugin converts empty strings to nil when fetching and
  # setting translations. By default it is on, uncomment this line to
  # turn it off.
  #
  # config.default_options[:presence] = false

  # Set a default value to use if the translation is nil. By default
  # this is off, uncomment and set a default to use it across all models
  # (you probably don't want to do that).
  #
  # config.default_options[:default] = ...

  # Uncomment to enable locale_accessors by default on models. A true
  # value will use the locales defined either in
  # Rails.application.config.i18n.available_locales or
  # I18n.available_locales.  If you want something else, pass an array
  # of locales instead.
  #
  # config.default_options[:locale_accessors] = true

  # Uncomment to enable fallthrough accessors by default on models. This
  # will allow you to call any method with a suffix like _en or _pt_br,
  # and Mobility will catch the suffix and convert it into a locale in
  # +method_missing+. If you don't need this kind of open-ended
  # fallthrough behavior, it's better to use locale_accessors instead
  # (which define methods) since method_missing is very slow. (You can
  # use both fallthrough and locale accessor plugins together without
  # conflict.)
  #
  # Note: The dirty plugin enables fallthrough_accessors by default.
  #
  # config.default_options[:fallthrough_accessors] = true

  # You can also include backend-specific default options. For example,
  # if you want to default to using the text-type translation table with
  # the KeyValue backend, you can set that as a default by uncommenting
  # this line, or change it to :string to default to the string-type
  # translation table instead. (For other backends, this option is
  # ignored.)
  #
  # config.default_options[:type] = :text
end