Localization
This mandatory module allows you to configure your project's languages and namespaces.
You have the option to use smart import or manually configure the language service.
The interface offers the following sections:
These
This section allows you to:
You have the option to use smart import or manually configure the language service.
LSDE supports ISO 639-1 codes or ISO 639-1 - ISO 3166-1 combinations. For more details on specifications, click here
Interface
The interface offers the following sections:
Smart Import (optional)
Import an existing folder structure, organized as follows:
Import an existing folder structure, organized as follows:
../folder/lang/namespace.json => ../locales/en/main.jsonLanguage Configuration
Configuration of
Language codes can be concatenated according to two specifications, for example: ISO 639-1 and ISO 3166-1 codesen or en-US, en-GB.These
ISO 639-1 - ISO 3166-1 codes correspond to the language followed by its localization.This section allows you to:
Add/Delete languages
Opens a new dialog box where you can use a manager to find and/or delete project languages.
Opens a new dialog box where you can use a manager to find and/or delete project languages.
Set the primary language
This language is used as a source in certain tasks and is mandatory for working with the software.
This language is used as a source in certain tasks and is mandatory for working with the software.
View, delete, or reorder languages in the desired order.
(This is the rendering order in the editor.) This is the project's primary language.
Namespaces
This is where you create namespaces.
A namespace simply represents the name of a file containing keys.
It's as simple as that.
Example:
Here, the namespace will be
A namespace simply represents the name of a file containing keys.
It's as simple as that.
Example:
locales/en-GB/main.json.Here, the namespace will be
main, and the file's keys will have relative paths.You can redefine namespace folders or delete them.