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Headset Locales

Headset-locales is the official repository for Headset locale files. These files are used to localize the core and wrapper parts of Headset. English and Spanish are the two officially supported languages for Headset, all other languages are maintain by the community.

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The following is the status of the current locale files:

Locale code	Locale	Progress
en	English	complete
es	Spanish	complete
de	German	complete

Contributing

1. Fork the repo

2. Run npm run fix *LOCALE_CODE* ¹

   Notice that you need to add a locale code by replacing *LOCALE_CODE* with your own. You can pass multiple locales separated by a space, i.e. fr es-MX po.

   All required files will be created under locales/core and locales/wrapper, with all keys filled with a __NOT_TRANSLATED__ default value.

3. Translate as many keys as possible. ²

4. Run npm run ready

5. Submit a PR!

[1]: We use a two-letter code to represent the locale, following ISO639-1 rules. If you want to add a locale specific to a country, as in US English (en-US) or Mexican Spanish (es-MX), use the two-letter language code follow by a hyphen, follow by the country's two-letter code capitalized. The two-letter country code follows ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 rules.

[2] Don't worry if you can't do them all, the ones not translated will use English as backup. The ready script will remove all the __NOT_TRANSLATED__ values that you couldn't do.