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"""Internationalization helpers."""
from __future__ import annotations
import logging
from collections.abc import Mapping
from typing import Any
from homeassistant.core import HomeAssistant
_LOGGER = logging.getLogger(__name__)
def normalize_language(hass: HomeAssistant) -> str:
"""Return the HA UI language as a lowercase table key.
HA emits regional language codes (e.g. ``zh-Hans``, ``zh-Hant``,
``pt-BR``), but the integration's localization tables — the
calendar/notification/config-flow Python string dicts, the
``name_<lang>`` template fields, and the ``styles.ts`` panel strings —
are keyed by the bare 2-letter prefix. Centralizing the normalization
keeps every consumer identical, so a regional-code user never silently
falls back to English. Defaults to ``en`` when the language is unset.
Brazilian Portuguese is the one regional variant with its OWN tables
(``pt-br``) — it must not collapse into European ``pt``.
"""
return normalize_language_code(getattr(hass.config, "language", None))
def normalize_language_code(code: str | None) -> str:
"""Normalize a raw language code to a table key (idempotent).
Every consumer that accepts an explicit ``language`` parameter must run
it through here instead of truncating to two letters itself — a bare
``[:2]`` would collapse ``pt-BR`` into European ``pt``.
"""
lang = str(code or "en").lower()
if lang.startswith("pt") and lang.endswith("br"):
return "pt-br"
return lang[:2]
def format_text(tables: Mapping[str, Mapping[str, str]], lang: str, key: str, **kwargs: Any) -> str:
"""Look *key* up in a per-language string table and fill its placeholders.
THE formatter behind the integration's Python string tables — the
notification, calendar, logbook and Assist copies each had their own
(bug audit 2026-09-26, DRY BR-A6). One rule set for all of them:
* a missing language or a missing key falls back to the English line
(per key), a key missing everywhere to the key itself;
* values are inserted verbatim. ``str.format`` never re-parses a
substituted value, so a task named "Filter {A}" needs no escaping —
the notification copy doubled the braces anyway and users read
"Filter {{A}}" on their phones;
* a translation with a stray placeholder falls back to the English
line instead of taking the whole message down.
"""
english = tables.get("en", {})
text = tables.get(lang, english).get(key)
if text is None:
text = english.get(key, key)
if not kwargs:
return text
try:
return text.format(**kwargs)
except (KeyError, IndexError, ValueError):
_LOGGER.warning("Malformed translation %s/%s — using the English text", lang, key)
fallback = english.get(key, key)
try:
return fallback.format(**kwargs)
except (KeyError, IndexError, ValueError):
return fallback