Install rbenv and ruby-build
$ rbenv install 3.3.4
$ rbenv global 3.3.4
$ gem install ruby bundler
$ bundle install
$ bundle exec jekyll serve
This project is using the jekyll-polyglot plugin.
There are two different ways in which content on the website is translated.
If you are adding content to the home page, footer, navigation, or other static parts of the website, not Jekyll posts/pages, then it is done using localised site data.
Say you want to add a new paragraph to the home page.
Firstly, add a new entry to the _data/strings.yml
file:
index:
thousand-words: >
A picture is worth a thousand words. Describe and document your
applications and systems with Gaphor to enhance knowledge sharing.
...
Then, reference this from the index.html
file:
{{ site.data.strings.index.thousand-words }}
If you need to reference many strings in a single .md
file, then it is also
possible to first assign a variable:
{% assign strings = site.data.strings.index %}
{{ strings.thousand-words }}
For the pages and posts, translation happens by conversion Markdown into gettext using
po4a.
When a new .md
file is added to _pages/
or _posts/
directory, then you
need to run:
$ python po/build.py
This will extract the strings from all Markdown files in these two directories
and output them to po/site.pot
. These will then subsequently be translated by
Weblate into additional files such as po/site.cs.po
.
The translation setup is designed to work with three different Weblate Components:
- Website (navigation, footer, sidebars)
- Pages and Blog
- Website News
Below is the list of important properties to set when adding a new Weblate component. These are important or else the translation system will not work. It does not document the more simple things such as Name/URL/etc.
- File mask:
_data/*/strings.yml
- Monolingual base language file:
_data/strings.yml
- Edit base file: No
- Base file for new translations:
_data/strings.yml
- File format: YAML file
- Priority: Very high
- File mask:
po/site.*.po
- Edit base file: No
- Base file for new translations:
po/site.pot
- File format: Gettext PO file
The theme is based on the Illdy theme.