You can contribute by helping us to translate the bot to your language.
- Copy the src/i18n/
en.json
to src/i18n/<lang_code>.json
. - Ensure the following keys are correct.
- Translate other keys to your language.
- Commit your translation and create a Pull Request.
key | e.g. 1 | e.g. 2 | e.g. 3 | e.g. 4 |
---|---|---|---|---|
lang_code 1 |
en |
zh-Hans |
yue 2 |
zh-Hant |
iso_639_code 3 |
en |
zh |
yue |
4 |
language_name |
English |
Simplified Chinese |
Cantonese |
Traditional Chinese |
lang_native_name |
English |
简体中文 |
廣東話 |
正體中文 |
style_0 |
RSStT |
|||
style_1 |
flowerss |
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Language | Translator(s) | Status |
---|---|---|
en / English | @Rongronggg9 | |
zh-Hans / Simplified Chinese / 简体中文 | @Rongronggg9 | |
zh-Hant / Traditional Chinese / 正體中文 | @Rongronggg9 | |
yue / Cantonese / 廣東話 | @Rongronggg9 | |
it / Italian / Italiano | @Alfy (@AlfyT96) | |
ca / Catalan / Català | @maite.guix | |
tr / Turkish / Türkçe | @wiseweb-works | |
fr / French / français | @Edanas, @naelopode, @Palente | |
id / Indonesian / Bahasa Indonesia | @liimee, @rezaalmanda | |
pt / Portuguese / Português | @luchezi, @higorluchez, @lauravpf | |
cs / Czech / čeština | @Mikyner | |
ru / Russian / Русский | @AHOHNMYC, @nutrilonrng | |
pl / Polish / Polski | @marcin93 | |
es / Spanish / Español | @OscarCMD | |
ja / Japanese / 日本語 | @Misaka13514 | |
eu / Basque / Euskara | @ionlizarazu |
Footnotes
-
Shorter is better. Usually, it's the same as
iso_639_code
. However, if a language does have multiple common variants and of which no one can be a common standard, consider using an extended IETF language tag instead. Please make sure the language code is IANA-registered and not deprecated or not about to be deprecated. ↩ -
yue
is a valid ISO 639-3 code, whilezh-yue
is non-standard. ↩ -
Use for fallback. If your language has an ISO 639-1 code, use it. Otherwise, use an ISO 639-2/3 code. Ref: List of ISO 639-1 codes ↩
-
If a language has multiple variants, only the most widely-used one can set
iso_639_code
. ↩