Translation #
For the moment being we only provide translations for the main documentation pages (such as Contribution, Getting Started, etc.). The actual translation-strings could be found at packages/docs/locales. Currently there are no translations available for the components’ docs. After you finish working on a translation for some page, please, do not forget to update its status to full in the locales/index.ts file. Here’s the current languages-support state:
| Language | Code | Support |
|---|---|---|
| English | en | Full support |
| Russian | ru | Full support |
Synchronizing locale files #
You can sync the locale files with the following command (the source file is en.json):
Searching unused translations #
You can search unused translations with the following command:
Searching missed translations #
You can search missed translations with the following command:
Translations inside code blocks #
It’s sometimes important to see a translated text instead of vue-i18n function inside a code block, so, we created some helpers that allow us to translate the text inside code blocks like we translate it inside a vue templates.
Using translation in demos is an exceptional case. Generally we want to leave filler text untranslated, as it’s expensive to support and provides no useful information.
Basic syntax #
Just pass the vue-i18n function inside a code and the helper will return a translated text wrapped inside brackets.
Mustache syntax #
Wrap the vue-i18n function inside double curly braces and the helper will return just a translated text.