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We plan to support localization in the upcoming transition to rails 2.3, which has localization support included.
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Multiple languages and localization are supported Amahi for a while.
  
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= How to Translate Amahi =
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= Please help with Amahi translations =
  
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There are two ways to translate Amahi:
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Are you interested in translating Amahi to your language?
  
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* Online
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Translation is really very easy using our online translation tool and is the preferred way to make Amahi available in your language!
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* Offline
 
  
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= Online Translation =
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If you are interested in contributing get in touch with us at ''translations at <this domain dot org>''.
  
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For online translation, the team has a site where the strings can be entered, or Google translate can be used to
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= Translation Requirements =
  
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= Offline Translation =
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We have some '''very important'' translation requirements that you must read before attempting translation. It is simple, but there are a few rules to it to make sure the translation does not lose numbers or dates or other variables. See them in the [[Translation tips]] page.
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= How to Translate Amahi offline =
  
 
This method achieves the same goals, in a more "manual" way.
 
This method achieves the same goals, in a more "manual" way.
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That's it! you can do it by cut and paste or with git:
 
That's it! you can do it by cut and paste or with git:
  
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<pre>  
 
     git clone git://git.amahi.org/amahi.git
 
     git clone git://git.amahi.org/amahi.git
 
     cd amahi/platform/platform/html/config/locales
 
     cd amahi/platform/platform/html/config/locales
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     [edit the yourlocale.yml file]
 
     [edit the yourlocale.yml file]
 
     git commit yourlocale.yml
 
     git commit yourlocale.yml
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</pre>
  
 
For brownie points, you can also add those to
 
For brownie points, you can also add those to
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  amahi/platform/platform/html/app/controllers/setup_controller.rb
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amahi/platform/platform/html/app/controllers/setup_controller.rb
  
 
To find the code of your language, please visit [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_ISO_639-1_codes the iso codes page]
 
To find the code of your language, please visit [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_ISO_639-1_codes the iso codes page]
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Here is how to [http://forums.amahi.org/viewtopic.php?f=15&t=188&start=0#p880 submit a patch directly] with git or you can send your locale file by email or post it in the forums or amahi-devel list.
 
Here is how to [http://forums.amahi.org/viewtopic.php?f=15&t=188&start=0#p880 submit a patch directly] with git or you can send your locale file by email or post it in the forums or amahi-devel list.
  
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Here is the original [http://forums.amahi.org/viewtopic.php?f=15&t=188&start=0 localization thread in the forums].
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= Credits =
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The translation team deserves '''huge credit''' for helping translate Amahi to so many languages and locales!
  
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= Translation Tips =
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Special thanks go to our Translations Manager, TOny Jenkins (aka Jintxy)
  
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We have some important translation tips that you must read before attempting translation. Sounds simple, but there are a few interesting wrinkles to it:
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Here they are, in alphabetical order:
  
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[[Translation tips]]
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* Arabian: Abdulrhman Al-Khamees
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* Bulgarian: Plamen Martinov
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* Danish: Niels Højdahl and Peter Tobler

Latest revision as of 02:15, 1 February 2019

Multiple languages and localization are supported Amahi for a while.

Please help with Amahi translations

Are you interested in translating Amahi to your language?

Translation is really very easy using our online translation tool and is the preferred way to make Amahi available in your language!

If you are interested in contributing get in touch with us at translations at <this domain dot org>.

Translation Requirements

We have some 'very important translation requirements that you must read before attempting translation. It is simple, but there are a few rules to it to make sure the translation does not lose numbers or dates or other variables. See them in the Translation tips page.

How to Translate Amahi offline

This method achieves the same goals, in a more "manual" way.

It involves converting a "master" english file (en.yml) to a file in your own language.

Here is the en.yml file set of sentences to translate (in a format called yml, ready for rails 2.3).

(that's formatted) the raw file is at raw en.yml

Basically what the translation consists of is this:

  • duplicate the original file, change the name to something appropriate (e.g. de.yml for german, fr for french)
  • change the strings after the colon to the end of the line for the new language.

That's it! you can do it by cut and paste or with git: 

    
    git clone git://git.amahi.org/amahi.git
    cd amahi/platform/platform/html/config/locales
    cp en.yml yourlocale.yml
    [edit the yourlocale.yml file]
    git commit yourlocale.yml

For brownie points, you can also add those to 

amahi/platform/platform/html/app/controllers/setup_controller.rb

To find the code of your language, please visit the iso codes page Columns 6 is the name of the language *in the native language* (we need that) and column 1 is the ISO code

Please put them here in alphabetical order so that the user can more easily find his/hers!

Here is how to submit a patch directly with git or you can send your locale file by email or post it in the forums or amahi-devel list.

Credits

The translation team deserves huge credit for helping translate Amahi to so many languages and locales!

Special thanks go to our Translations Manager, TOny Jenkins (aka Jintxy)

Here they are, in alphabetical order:

  • Arabian: Abdulrhman Al-Khamees
  • Bulgarian: Plamen Martinov
  • Danish: Niels Højdahl and Peter Tobler
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