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Translations
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How to translate Miniflux to a new language?
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- Translations are stored inside the directory `locales`
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- There is a sub-directory for each language, by example for the French we have `fr_FR`, Italian `it_IT` etc...
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- A translation is a PHP file that return an Array with a key-value pairs
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- The key is the original text in english and the value is the translation for the corresponding language
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- **French translations are always up to date**
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- Always use the last version (branch master)
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### Plurals
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Each translation file has a plural formula defined. This formula is used to determine wether a plural for the current number is needed. For languages with multiple plurals, the formula determine which plural form is the right one.
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You can get the formula for your language from https://localization-guide.readthedocs.org/en/latest/l10n/pluralforms.html.
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The formula need to be adjusted to be valid php code. Do not hesitate to ask for an adjusted formula in the bugtracker.
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You need to create a list of strings for terms that have a plural. For example the plural for the English translation looks like the following:
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```
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'plural' => function($n) { return ($n != 1); },
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'After %d day' => array('After %d day', 'After %d days'),
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```
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### Create a new translation:
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1. Make a new directory: `locales/xx_XX` by example `locales/fr_CA` for French Canadian
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2. Create a new file for the translation: `locales/xx_XX/translations.php`
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3. Use the content of the French locale and replace the values
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4. Inside the file `models/config.php`, add a new entry for your translation inside the function `get_languages()`
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5. Check with your local installation of Miniflux if everything is ok
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6. Send a [pull-request with Github](https://help.github.com/articles/using-pull-requests/)
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How to update an existing translation?
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1. Open the translation file `locales/xx_XX/translations.php`
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2. Missing translations are commented with `//` and the values are empty, just fill blank and remove the comment
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3. Check with your local installation of Miniflux and send a [pull-request](https://help.github.com/articles/using-pull-requests/)
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How to add new translated text in the application?
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Translations are displayed with the following functions in the source code:
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- `t()`: escaped HTML text
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- `tne()`: displayed with no escaping
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- `dt()`: date using `strftime()` formats
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Always use the english version in the source code.
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How to find missing translations in the applications?
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From a Unix shell run:
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```bash
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./scripts/find-strings.sh
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```
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All missing translations are displayed on the screen. Put that in the french locale and sync other locales (see below).
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How to synchronize translation files?
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From a Unix shell run this command:
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```bash
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./scripts/sync-locales.php
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```
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The french translation is used a reference for other locales.
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