Added Finnish Localization for UI #753
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WalkthroughA new JavaScript file has been added to provide Finnish localization for the file uploader module. This file includes an object that maps user interface element identifiers to their Finnish translations, covering prompts, error messages, and user actions. It also incorporates pluralization rules and accessibility labels to enhance user experience. The file concludes without a newline. Changes
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locales/file-uploader/fi.js (1)
1-119: Consider adding JSDoc comments for documentation.While the translations are clear, adding JSDoc comments would help document the purpose of this locale file and any special considerations for Finnish translations.
Add documentation at the start of the file:
+/** + * Finnish (fi) localization for the file uploader. + * Includes translations for UI elements, error messages, and accessibility labels. + * Follows Finnish language pluralization rules. + */ export default {
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1-3: LGTM: Basic configuration is properly set up.The locale configuration is correctly defined with 'fi' as the identifier.
39-42: Review interpolation syntax in header messages.The interpolation syntax using
{{count}}and{{plural:file(count)}}appears correct. However, let's verify this matches the expected format across other language files.#!/bin/bash # Check header message patterns across language files rg -g 'locales/file-uploader/*.js' "'header-uploading'|'header-failed'|'header-succeed'|'header-total'" -A 1
111-113: Review accessibility message interpolation.The accessibility messages for filters, crop, and tuning use consistent interpolation with
{{name}}. Let's verify this matches the implementation in other languages.#!/bin/bash # Check accessibility message patterns rg -g 'locales/file-uploader/*.js' "'a11y-cloud-editor-apply-" -A 1
35-38: Verify pluralization rules implementation.The pluralization rules for 'file' and 'error' look correct in Finnish. Let's verify the implementation matches other languages.
✅ Verification successful
Pluralization rules for Finnish match common patterns across languages
The Finnish pluralization rules for 'file' and 'error' follow the correct pattern seen across other languages that have singular/plural forms. The implementation:
file__one: 'tiedosto'(singular) andfile__other: 'tiedostot'(plural)error__one: 'virhe'(singular) anderror__other: 'virheitä'(plural)matches the structure used in other languages like English, German, French, etc., where
__oneand__othersuffixes are consistently used to distinguish between singular and plural forms.🏁 Scripts executed
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#!/bin/bash # Check pluralization patterns across language files rg -g 'locales/file-uploader/*.js' "file__one|file__other|error__one|error__other" -A 1Length of output: 11666
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#!/bin/bash # Let's try a different approach to check pluralization patterns rg -g 'locales/file-uploader/*.js' "file__one|file__other|error__one|error__other" --no-filenameLength of output: 3412
4-8: Verify pluralization consistency for file-related actions.The translations correctly handle singular/plural forms for file upload and selection actions. However, let's verify the consistency with other language files.
✅ Verification successful
Pluralization is consistently implemented across all language files
The verification shows that all language files properly handle singular/plural forms for file upload and selection actions. Each language maintains the distinction between single file operations ('upload-file', 'choose-file') and multiple file operations ('upload-files', 'choose-files'), following their respective language conventions.
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#!/bin/bash # Check pluralization patterns across other language files rg -g 'locales/file-uploader/*.js' "'upload-file'|'upload-files'|'choose-file'|'choose-files'" -A 1Length of output: 11666
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#!/bin/bash # Let's try the correct pattern to search for file-related translations rg -g 'locales/file-uploader/*.js' "'upload-file'|'upload-files'|'choose-file'|'choose-files'|'drop-files'" --no-filenameLength of output: 4941
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@thahertech good job. Thanks again for adding a new locale for File Uploader. Please add id locale to the file, for successful tests. |
@egordidenko thanks for the reply! I have added it now. |
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test-locales.js (1)
6-6: Consider improving array readability.The array contains 15 language codes in a single line. For better maintainability and readability, consider formatting the array with one language code per line.
-const SOCIAL_SOURCE_LANGS = ['de', 'en', 'es', 'fr', 'fi', 'he', 'it', 'nl', 'pl', 'pt', 'ru', 'tr', 'uk', 'zh-TW', 'zh']; +const SOCIAL_SOURCE_LANGS = [ + 'de', + 'en', + 'es', + 'fr', + 'fi', + 'he', + 'it', + 'nl', + 'pl', + 'pt', + 'ru', + 'tr', + 'uk', + 'zh-TW', + 'zh' +];
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test-locales.js (1)
6-6: Verify Finnish locale file existence.
Since we're adding 'fi' to the supported languages, let's verify that the corresponding Finnish locale file exists and contains all required translations.
✅ Verification successful
Finnish locale file is properly implemented and complete
The Finnish locale file exists at locales/file-uploader/fi.js and contains a comprehensive set of translations for all UI elements, including:
- Basic actions (upload, cancel, done)
- File handling messages
- Camera and image editing features
- Error messages and validation texts
- Accessibility labels
- Plural forms support
The implementation is consistent with other locale files in the same directory and contains all required translations.
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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify Finnish locale file existence and structure
# Check if Finnish locale file exists
echo "Checking for Finnish locale file..."
fd -t f "fi.js" locales
# Verify the structure of Finnish translations
echo "Checking Finnish locale structure..."
rg -A 5 "export default {" locales | grep -A 5 "fi\.js"
Length of output: 369
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#!/bin/bash
# Let's verify the Finnish locale file content more accurately
echo "Checking Finnish locale file content..."
cat locales/file-uploader/fi.js
# Let's also check what other locale files exist in the same directory
echo -e "\nListing all locale files in file-uploader directory..."
ls -la locales/file-uploader/
# Check if Finnish locale exists in other locale directories
echo -e "\nSearching for other Finnish locale files..."
fd "fi.js" .
Length of output: 7069
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@thahertech good. Thanks again 👍 |
Description
#752
This pull request introduces Finnish localization to the project. By adding Finnish to the locales, users can interact with the application in Finnish, providing a more accessible and native experience for Finnish-speaking users. ;)
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