Missing translations

[Schlaubischlump]

Status

• English
• German
• Czech
• Swedisch - Two or Three strings are missing
• Spanish - A couple of strings are missing
• Chinese - A couple of strings are missing
• Italian - A couple of strings are missing
• Dutch - A couple of strings are missing
• French - Most of the strings are missing

[bslatyer]

I can help with the Spanish translations if you'd like.

Did I just need to open a pull request for merging?

[Schlaubischlump]

That would be great ! Yes, a pull request is enough.

[Black-Dragon-Spirit]

I could provide a Dutch translation if you want.

[Schlaubischlump]

@Black-Dragon-Spirit that would be really great ! Are you able to generate the template yourself, otherwise I can do it

[Black-Dragon-Spirit]

Localisation folder is created, I guess I can translate it in about one week. I’ve started drom the en.lproj folder

[Schlaubischlump]

Dutch localisation: Schlaubischlump/LocationSimulator#65 (comment)

Thank you for the partial dutch localization @Black-Dragon-Spirit! I'll will integrate the localization strings in the next update. I added a couple of more strings from the database that this repo includes.

Edit:
Update is live on github.

[Cretus-iosDev]

hello, I want to contribute to Swedish. this is my first time contributing can you please guide me on this?

[Schlaubischlump]

@Cretus-iosDev thank you for your offer !

If you have no experience with github, then the simplest approach is editing the locazation file and uploading it here as a comment.

Follow these steps:

1. Download this repo. There should be a download as zip button on the upper right corner of the repo. Unzip the folder by double clicking it.
2. Download this program: https://github.com/igorkulman/iOSLocalizationEditor
3. Open the LocalizationEditor.app. You can now open a folder in the program. Choose the repo you downloaded and unzipped in step 1.
4. You should now see all localized strings side by side, including the swedish translation.
5. Edit the translations as you wish and click "save".
6. Upload the localized.strings file you find inside the sv.lproj folder of the downloaded repo to github. The easiest way to do this is by creating an new comment in this issue and just drag and drop the file inside the comment.

I'll take care of the rest 👍🏻