Closed olafgrabienski closed 5 years ago
Here some docs:
Yay, I've made some steps to configure the Localization server module, added a project (Drupal core) and three languages as examples, and imported the relevant language files from drupal.org.
At the moment, anonymous users can explore translations. Community roles and permissions are to be done.
URL: https://localize.backdropcms.org/translate
Configuration steps so far:
admin/l10n_server/connectors
admin/l10n_server/projects/add
admin/l10n_server/projects/releases/drupal/add
Added release: 7.54..po
and replaced the translations with empty translations strings.admin/people/create
Created an authenticated Drupal user named "Multiple contributors" to be able to attribute bulk translations (file imports) to a not personal username.admin/l10n_server/l10n_community
admin/config/regional/language
Added German, Greek and Spanish as example languages.translate/languages/[de|el|es]/import
.po
files for the example languages.admin/l10n_server/packager
admin/people/permissions
@todo: Add a role and permissons (e.g. submit suggestions) for translation community members. Update: that will be another issue, see Roadmap, issue #5 .
Interestingly, the three example languages seem to be translated completely (which won't be the case with Backdrop later). Maybe I should add a less translated language for demonstration purposes of the community translation interface ...
Imported Swahili which has only 8 (!) translations.
@todo to have a download of the Swahili .po
file: "Repackage now" on admin/l10n_server/packager
I've configured the translation server now to handle Backdrop language files as well!
admin/l10n_server/projects/add
admin/l10n_server/projects/releases/backdropcms/add
Added release: 1.6.1..pot
(language template) file of a Backdrop test site. (See also issue #6, Generate English Backdrop language files regularly.)Looking at https://localize.backdropcms.org/translate/projects/backdropcms I have the impression that Drupal 7.54 strings which exist in Backdrop have been automatically adopted by Backdrop CMS:
Wow this is great @olafgrabienski! Fantastic work so far. :smile:
Closing this issue; the basic configuration is done for quite a while.
To start using https://localize.backdropcms.org as a localization server, we have to configure the Localization server module at
admin/l10n_server
.Relevant Gitter discussion:
So, let's start!