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(TODO: More general contributing info)
Want to help translate Swarm into another language?
- First: you're going to have to speak English. The English text is the "one true root" language that all other languages are derived from, it would be problematic to translate a translation.
- Are you just helping improve an existing language?
- Great! Just edit the file in
languages/(language-code).json
and improve the translations included
- Great! Just edit the file in
- Do you want to add a new language?
- See example commit here: https://github.com/Stability-AI/StableSwarmUI/commit/20fd27a20127b6529a2837eb838a0cfae80c20b8
- In short: copy/paste
languages/en.json
tolanguages/(your-code).json
, fill out the info at the top, and start translating keys. - Also add
src/wwwroot/imgs/flags/(your-code).jpg
as a small icon image of a flag that represents the language. - You can use https://github.com/mcmonkeyprojects/translate-tool to fill out any keys you can't be bothered filling in yourself with automatic AI-powered translation
- Are you adding new translatable keys?
- I use the hidden webconsole call
debugSubmitTranslatables()
to generatelanguages/en.debug
which contains a raw key list, and then use--add-json
to add it in with the translate tool.
- I use the hidden webconsole call
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