Add Localization Support for Jest Website #3337
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Can you rebase to master? This is nice, you're fast! |
Localization Cleanup Added a link to CrowdIn in language drop down Further cleanup, moved CrowdIn API key to environment HeaderNav fix
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@thymikee I rebased and resolved a couple conflicts from my previous PR updating examples. PTAL |
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Awesome, much better! |
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Very cool |
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This file is used to create en.js which is included in siteConfig['en'] for localization strings.
This is also our seed file for language translation.
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Did you create it? If yes, mind adding a space after colons, to make the JSON better? :)
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@cpojer Latest push has a reformatted JSON file.
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Super awesome! It does seem like lint is quite unhappy, mind fixing them up using |
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@cpojer I'll work through all the lint errors today! |
Added comments to generated files Worked out additional lint issues, added i18n files to ignore
* Merging TutorialAsync.md * Copied all docs from current master branch Localization Cleanup Added a link to CrowdIn in language drop down Further cleanup, moved CrowdIn API key to environment HeaderNav fix * Fixes prettier.js and other CI issues Added comments to generated files Worked out additional lint issues, added i18n files to ignore * Update .eslintignore
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Summary
This PR adds localization support for the Jest website. It adds a new dropdown on the website to allow selecting the desired language. Localization is provided by CrowdIn. Languages shall be synchronized in the CI build step.
I have added a couple pre-processing steps: 1) strings were moved to /i18n/en.json to allow localization of string content on the landing page and from navigation. 2) I convert this json file into a .js file. These files are then included in SiteConfig.js and referenced throughout the localized pages.
The localized content is not stored in the repo. Instead, all localized content is stored on a public translation project in the Jest Crowd In project.
By default, only English is supported. Languages can be enabled as more translations are contributed by editing website/languages.js and switching the desired language's
enabledvariable totrue.