Name: patchwork-classic-translations
Owner: Secure Scuttlebutt Consortium
Description: Patchwork localization data
Created: 2016-07-03 05:42:46.0
Updated: 2018-04-20 15:37:40.0
Pushed: 2016-12-11 17:37:36.0
Size: 117
Language: JavaScript
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Locale data for Patchwork and Patchkit, using polyglot.
This module is a singleton so that if multiple modules require it, setting the
locale in one will set it for all of them. Also, it uses moment as
a singleton, so if you are using moment, make sure that you require the
same instance of moment as patchwork-translations does.
t = require('patchwork-translations')
ranslate a string
atchwork') // -> "Patchwork"
hange the locale
tLocale('eo')
terate through the locale data
(var locale in t.locales) {
r phrases = t.locales[locale]
.
The JSON data is organized roughly so that each patchkit module has its own. section/group.
Copy locales/en.js to a new file for your locale, and then replace all
the strings on the right with localized ones. If some phrases are unclear and
you need more context, post about it in Patchwork. If you find something
that can't be accurately translated given the way the phrases are structured,
let us know and we can try to fix it. Add your new locale file to
locales/index.js along with a require statement for
its moment locale data.
Some sentences have HTML elements in them so they are split into multiple phrases, in such a way that may not be desirable in some langauges. e.g. “Welcome to " / “Patchwork”.
After updating this repo, manually copy changes to the string
loading.LoadingError into Patchwork's ui/loading.js. TODO: automate this
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