support i18n #467
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Yes - as an english person working in the Netherlands (and previously across many parts of the EU) - I have at different moments pondered why it wasnt there from the start (though it does add complexity). Definitely up for adding, I dont think the core library has that many strings so it should be manageable 🤞 |
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I built a small tool to translate JSON i18n files without breaking placeholders, might be useful here |
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As a German person in England I could provide a German translation. Would using tolgee be ok ? They provide a nice in context localization UI. I usually prefer the option that a user can select the locale independently from the browser settings (like still getting German locale when using an English browser). Would adding lang and locale to CubeProvider be a viable option? |
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I built a small tool to translate JSON i18n files without breaking placeholders, might be useful here |
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Yes, for sure - adding it at CubeProvider is the right place. I have never used tolgee, but it looks great, so up for trying it! |
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One small note - on the in context editing, we just need to be v careful that as drizzle-cube is designed to be embedded, so we dont want that part of the experience to flow through with it (ideally just any language files it creates), so it would be usable on the internal dev site to do translations only? |
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This is now fully in progress via #582 and will land with 0.5.0. I have gone with https://crowdin.com/ as they have offered a free open source plan so we can manage this with multiple editors etc. at no cost. |
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This is now live with https://github.com/cliftonc/drizzle-cube/releases/tag/v0.5.0 |
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Do you have any plans to add translations and formatting with different locales? After some research https://tolgee.io/ became my preferred platform for translations.
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