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Create it.json - Italian UI translation

Open nicobts opened this issue 1 year ago • 4 comments

translated en-json file , all strings translated in italian

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features
    • Introduced Italian localization for invoice generation, enhancing usability for Italian-speaking users.
    • Added translations for invoice-related UI elements, including forms, actions, and footer sections.

nicobts avatar Dec 06 '24 08:12 nicobts

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Walkthrough

This change introduces a new localization file for Italian (it.json) that provides translations for various user interface elements related to invoice generation. The file is organized into three sections: form, actions, and footer, covering all aspects of the invoice process, including user guidance, invoice details, and operational actions. This addition aims to improve the application's accessibility for Italian-speaking users by ensuring comprehensive translations are available.

Changes

File Change Summary
i18n/locales/it.json Added a new JSON file for Italian localization with translations for invoice generation UI elements, structured into form, actions, and footer sections.
lib/variables.ts Updated LOCALES array to include Italian language support with code "it" and name "Italiano".

Possibly related PRs

  • #469: The addition of the Arabic translation file (ar.json) parallels the introduction of the Italian localization file (it.json), as both PRs involve creating new JSON files for different languages that include structured translations for invoice-related UI elements.

Poem

🐰 In the land of invoices, so neat,
A new tongue joins, oh what a treat!
Italian words now dance and play,
Guiding users on their way.
With forms and actions, all in sight,
Making billing a pure delight! 🌟


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🔇 Additional comments (2)
lib/variables.ts (2)

58-58: LGTM! Italian locale entry is correctly formatted and positioned.

The addition of the Italian locale follows the established pattern and uses the correct ISO language code.


58-58: Verify the presence of Italian translation file.

While the locale entry is correct, let's ensure the corresponding translation file exists.

✅ Verification successful

Italian translation file is present and properly structured

The verification confirms that:

  • The Italian translation file exists at i18n/locales/it.json
  • It contains all required sections: form, actions, and footer
  • The top-level structure matches exactly with the English translation file
🏁 Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the presence of Italian translation file and its structure

# Check if the Italian translation file exists
fd -t f "it.json" i18n/locales

# If found, verify it has the expected structure (form, actions, footer sections)
fd -t f "it.json" i18n/locales -x jq -e 'has("form") and has("actions") and has("footer")' {} \; 2>/dev/null

# Compare with English translation keys to ensure completeness
echo "Comparing translation keys with English version..."
fd -t f "en.json" i18n/locales -x sh -c 'echo "English keys:"; jq -r "paths|.[0]" {} | sort | uniq' \;
fd -t f "it.json" i18n/locales -x sh -c 'echo "Italian keys:"; jq -r "paths|.[0]" {} | sort | uniq' \;

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coderabbitai[bot] avatar Dec 06 '24 08:12 coderabbitai[bot]

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vercel[bot] avatar Dec 06 '24 08:12 vercel[bot]

Great work @nicobts

Make sure you also add the Italian language to the LOCALES constant in lib/variables.ts

{ code: "it", name: "Italiano" }

al1abb avatar Dec 07 '24 09:12 al1abb

Great work @nicobts

Make sure you also add the Italian language to the LOCALES constant in lib/variables.ts

{ code: "it", name: "Italiano" }

Done! Thanks! 💯

nicobts avatar Dec 08 '24 10:12 nicobts