Are there any plans to implement pluralization like rails?

[Preen]

Such as:

# config/locales/en.yml

en:
  notification:
    one: You have 1 notification
    other: You have %{count} notifications

#app/views/notifications/index.html.erb

<%= t("notification", count: current_user.notifications.count) %>

From watching the tests and doing some tests myself I cant see that, this library is doing like the the above?

[huacnlee]

As I know, the pluralization support in Rails that not a I18n feature, it a ActiveSupport feature to do text convert.

https://api.rubyonrails.org/classes/ActiveSupport/Inflector.html

If you have any link referenced for how to arrive this, please noted me.

[Demetri0]

As I know, the pluralization support in Rails that not a I18n feature, it a ActiveSupport feature to do text convert.

https://api.rubyonrails.org/classes/ActiveSupport/Inflector.html

If you have any link referenced for how to arrive this, please noted me.

I don't think that we need to imitate Rails.
And I don't think that this thing (Inflector) is related to theme, since we do not need any automation.

I think the main thing that we actually need is a way to specify plurals for our keys the way how it works in any other l10n libraries like gettext, fluent, Qt tr(), etc

smth with a format that suggested by OP, and smth like this in a code:

// That might be specific keyword in args
t!("notification", plural_count = 10, count = 10); // => "You have 10 notifications"
t!("notification",  plural_count = 1, count = 1); // => "You have 1 notification"
// or special macros to not brake backward compatibility
tn!("notification", n = 10, count = 10); // => "You have 10 notifications"
tn!("notification", n = 1, count = 1); // => "You have 1 notification"

This is very simple example above, but in other (not english) languages there all structure of sentence might be different and position of placeholders and count of words might be different, as like as number of plural forms might be different for different languages, f.e. Macedonian have 4 forms: one/few/many/other