Locale: An Extension for Manual Translations - #2389
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Ignore the random commits about temp files and changing the deployment branch, the former were for creating the folder on GitHub web and the latter were so I could preview the gallery with these changes (which didn't end up working). These were reverted. |
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I'm working on a block for getting the user's language code as opposed to the Translate extension's language name feature, just need to actually figure out how to get the TurboWarp language |
…duxStore and the navigator object.
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Eslint warnings are because of the format changing comment positions, 1 sec |
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grr |
FINALLY |
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Before I forget, I'll update image attributions |
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wow im so glad my markdown didnt trigger a type warning |
Things to eventually get doneLast updated: January 19, 2026These are in chronological order of when I wanted them done.
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Since Translate+ has been closed, the "duplicate" issue has been resolved. We can proceed as normal with this pull request. I haven't been able to review due to an abnormally full schedule, but I'll see what I can do in the upcoming weeks. |
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Added try-catch blocks around wherever ReduxStore was used so JS wouldn't yell at me in packaged projects 😭
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lol some of my default values were literally broken |
Documentation updates, a new delete block, and other minor stuff
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thanks github desktop :/ |
Locale is an extension for registering manual translations. This is useful if you want real, human-created translations instead of simple machine ones that the Translate extension provides. This isn't the most feature-filled extension and it didn't take too long to make, so there may be weird bugs or problems.