Add install.zh.sh

[Steven-WZH]

supported chinese install script

[hamid-gh98]

Hello, @Steven-WZH.

I think it's more efficient to utilize a single script rather than multiple scripts in different languages for install.sh for maintaining a single source of truth.

Would you mind to create a function that prompts the user to select their preferred language, allowing for dynamic retrieval of text? Here's an example of what I have in mind:

SCRIPT_LANG="EN"
# Available Languages
# EN => English
# ZH => Chinese

EN[000]="\n Language:\n 1. English (Default) \n 2. 简体中文 (Chinese)\n"
ZH[000]="${EN[0000]}"
EN[001]="Choose:"
ZH[001]="请选择:"

function get_text() {
  eval echo "\${${SCRIPT_LANG}[$*]}"
}

function prompt_language() {
  local selected_lang="${SCRIPT_LANG}"
  echo -e   "${yellow} $(get_text 000) ${plain}"
  read -rep "${yellow} $(get_text 001) ${plain}" "selected_lang"
  case "${selected_lang}" in
    1) SCRIPT_LANG="EN";;
    2) SCRIPT_LANG="ZH";;
    *) SCRIPT_LANG="EN";;
  esac
}

prompt_language

[Steven-WZH]

Hello @hamid-gh98 Thanks for suggestion,your idea is good . I'll try to modify the script.

[Steven-WZH]

I have an another solution here.I'm not sure if it's proper for the install script. @hamid-gh98 @MHSanaei

#!/bin/bash

red='\033[0;31m'
green='\033[0;32m'
yellow='\033[0;33m'
plain='\033[0m'

cur_dir=$(pwd)
language="English"

select_language() {
    echo -e "Language:"
    echo -e "1. English (Default)"
    echo -e "2. 简体中文 (Chinese)"
    read -p "Choose [1/2]: " lang_choice

    if [ "$lang_choice" == "1" ]; then
        echo "Selected language: English"
        language="English"
    elif [ "$lang_choice" == "2" ]; then
        echo "选择的语言：简体中文"
        language="Chinese"
    #elif [ "$lang_choice" == "3" ]; then
    #    echo "Lan：Test"
    #    language="Test"
    else
        echo "Invalid selection, defaulting to English"
    fi
}

select_language

echo_msg() {
    if [ "$language" == "English" ]; then
        echo -e "$1"
    elif [ "$language" == "Chinese" ]; then
        echo -e "$2"
    #elif [ "$language" == "Test" ]; then
    #    echo -e "$3"
    fi
}

# Example usage of echo_msg function
echo_msg "Lan EN 1" "Lan ZH 2" #"Lan test 3"

[hamid-gh98]

I have an another solution here.I'm not sure if it's proper for the install script. @hamid-gh98 @MHSanaei

Example usage of echo_msg function

echo_msg "Lan EN 1" "Lan ZH 2" #"Lan test 3"

maybe in future we have also other languages, its better to have a separated variable for each language like before rather than pass all messages in a single line.

[Steven-WZH]

Sorry for not explaining clearly.It's actually sparated here.

echo_msg() {
    if [ "$language" == "English" ]; then
        echo -e "$1"
    elif [ "$language" == "Chinese" ]; then
        echo -e "$2"
    #elif [ "$language" == "Test" ]; then
    #    echo -e "$3"
    fi
}

But I think the code above is not friendly for multi-language compatibility.Here is my new idea and it's maybe more easy to support different languages

#!/bin/bash

red='\033[0;31m'
green='\033[0;32m'
yellow='\033[0;33m'
plain='\033[0m'

cur_dir=$(pwd)
language="English"

# choose
select_language() {
    echo -e "Language/语言:"
    echo -e "1. English (默认/Default)"
    echo -e "2. 简体中文 (Chinese)"
    read -p "Choose/请选择 [1/2]: " lang_choice

    if [ "$lang_choice" == "1" ]; then
        echo "Selected language: English"
        language="English"
    elif [ "$lang_choice" == "2" ]; then
        echo "选择的语言：简体中文"
        language="Chinese"
    else
        echo "Invalid selection, defaulting to English/无效选择，默认为英语"
    fi
}

# language selection
select_language

# echo messages based on language selection
echo_msg() {
    local message_key="$1"
    if [ "$language" == "English" ]; then
        echo -e "${messages_en[$message_key]}"
    elif [ "$language" == "Chinese" ]; then
        echo -e "${messages_zh[$message_key]}"
    fi
}

# Define
declare -A messages_en
messages_en['welcome']="Welcome to the installation script!"
messages_en['install_started']="Installation process started."

declare -A messages_zh
messages_zh['welcome']="欢迎使用安装脚本！"
messages_zh['install_started']="安装过程已启动。"

# examples
echo_msg 'welcome'
echo_msg 'install_started'

[hamid-gh98]

But I think the code above is not friendly for multi-language compatibility.Here is my new idea and it's maybe more easy to support different languages

# choose
select_language() {
    echo -e "Language/语言:"
    echo -e "1. English (默认/Default)"
    echo -e "2. 简体中文 (Chinese)"
    read -p "Choose/请选择 [1/2]: " lang_choice

    if [ "$lang_choice" == "1" ]; then
        echo "Selected language: English"
        language="English"
    elif [ "$lang_choice" == "2" ]; then
        echo "选择的语言：简体中文"
        language="Chinese"
    else
        echo "Invalid selection, defaulting to English/无效选择，默认为英语"
    fi
}

# language selection
select_language

# echo messages based on language selection
echo_msg() {
    local message_key="$1"
    if [ "$language" == "English" ]; then
        echo -e "${messages_en[$message_key]}"
    elif [ "$language" == "Chinese" ]; then
        echo -e "${messages_zh[$message_key]}"
    fi
}

# Define
declare -A messages_en
messages_en['welcome']="Welcome to the installation script!"
messages_en['install_started']="Installation process started."

declare -A messages_zh
messages_zh['welcome']="欢迎使用安装脚本！"
messages_zh['install_started']="安装过程已启动。"

echo_msg 'welcome'
echo_msg 'install_started'

yeah, that way is much better. thanks

[MHSanaei]

The install.sh is not important if you want to translate anything do it for x-ui.sh