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deriv-translations

v1.0.0

Published

Deriv translations

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Readme

Deriv-translations

  • Extract new string translations to crowdin
  • Staging / dev branch is the source of truth for strings that should be translated.
  • React i18next configuration and translation components

Requirements:

  • Crowdin CLI: download here: https://support.crowdin.com/cli-tool/#installation
  • remote origin should be your fork
  • remote upstream should be the source repository (e.g. [email protected]:binary-com/deriv-app.git)

Extracting translations

Setup: add the crowdin API key to your ~/.bash_profile

   $ echo "export DERIV_CROWDIN_API_KEY='apikeyhere'" >> ~/.bash_profile
   $ source ~/.bash_profile

To update strings to be translated in crowdin

   $ npm run translate

Project translations

Setup

  • initialize translations in root app.jsx by importing i18n.js
  • in app.jsx
    import 'deriv-translations/lib/i18n';

Usage

  • For strings use either localize(...) or <Localize />
  • <Localize /> example:
    import Localize from 'deriv-translations/lib/localize';

    <Localize i18n_default_text='You cannot use your real money account with {{website_name}} at this time.' values={{ website_name }} />
  • localize example:
    import { localize } from 'deriv-translations/lib/i18n';

    <h4 className='drawer__notifications-header'>{localize('all notifications')}</h4>

FAQ:

  • This package includes all Crowdin configuration
  • Crowdin source translation file --> crowdin/messages.json
  • Source for the translated strings in the project --> src/translations/fr|en|id....json