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- Add Spanish locale files for docs, tamagotchi, and base translations - Include Spanish language remapping in i18n modules - Update package.json to support Spanish locale imports
Add Spanish ('es') language support to both English and Simplified Chinese locale files
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This pull request introduces comprehensive support for the Spanish language across the application. It involves adding new Spanish locale files for various components, updating internationalization modules to correctly handle Spanish regional variations, and configuring the package manifest to ensure proper loading of the new language assets. This enhancement allows users to experience the application's interface in Spanish, significantly improving accessibility for a broader audience.
Highlights
- New Spanish Locale Files: New locale files for Spanish have been added across various parts of the application, including base translations, documentation, and Tamagotchi-specific interfaces.
- i18n Module Updates: The internationalization (i18n) modules in both
stage-tamagotchiandstage-webapplications have been updated to correctly remap regional Spanish locales (e.g., 'es-ES', 'es-MX', 'es-AR') to a generic 'es' for consistent language handling. - Package Configuration Update: The
package.jsonfile within thei18npackage has been modified to include the necessary export map for the new Spanish locale, ensuring it can be properly imported and utilized throughout the project. - Language Option Addition: The language settings in both English and Simplified Chinese locale files have been updated to include 'Spanish' as an available language option, making it selectable in the user interface.
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Code Review
This pull request successfully adds Spanish language support to the application. The changes include new locale files, updates to i18n modules to handle Spanish locales, and modifications to package.json for proper module resolution. The implementation is straightforward.
I've identified one untranslated string in the new Spanish locale files and also noticed an opportunity to improve maintainability by refactoring duplicated code for language remapping. Please see my detailed comments.
The previous translation "Select a audio input" was incorrect and has been updated to the proper Spanish phrase "Selecciona una entrada de audio"
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Thanks for translating and learn the way we structure the i18n modules. Let me add to Crowdin as well. cc @typed-sigterm
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