Twig pluralize filter

README.md

Usage

Two parameters, singular and plural text

Value: 0, show "You have 0 apple."

{% set apples = 0 %} {{ apples|pluralize('You have {} apple.', 'You have {} apples.') }}

Value: 1, show "You have 1 apple."

{% set apples = 0 %} {{ apples|pluralize('You have {} apple.', 'You have {} apples.') }}

Value: 2, show "You have 2 apples."

{% set apples = 0 %} {{ apples|pluralize('You have {} apple.', 'You have {} apples.') }}

Three parameters, singular, plural and zero text

Value: 0, show "You don't have an apple."

{% set apples = 0 %} {{ apples|pluralize('You have only one apple.', 'You have {} apples.', 'You don\'t have an apple.') }}

Value: 1, show "You have only one apple."

{% set apples = 0 %} {{ apples|pluralize('You have only one apple.', 'You have {} apples.', 'You don\'t have an apple.') }}

Value: 2, show "You have 2 apples."

{% set apples = 0 %} {{ apples|pluralize('You have only one apple.', 'You have {} apples.', 'You don\'t have an apple.') }}

AppExtension.php

<?php

namespace App\Twig;

use Twig\Extension\AbstractExtension;
use Twig\TwigFilter;

class AppExtension extends AbstractExtension
{
  public function getFilters(): array
  {
    return [
      new TwigFilter('pluralize', [$this, 'pluralize'])
    ];
  }

  public function pluralize(int $count, string $singular, string $plural, string $zero = null): string
  {
    if ($count > 1){
      return str_replace('{}', $count, $plural);
    } else if ($count <= 0 && null !== $zero){
      return $zero; // No string replacement required for zero
    }
    return str_replace('{}', $count, $singular);
  }
}

I like this. For the 0 case, it should be "You have 0 apples"

Ok. In French the plural is only if the value is > 1 (and I'm french ^^).

• 0 pomme
• 1 pomme
• 2 pommes
• 3 pommes

You can adjust it easily if you need to change the rule.

Thank you for the work you did. It's pretty much what I'm looking for. Merci!

You are welcome! Thank you for your message