Since ElevenClock is an app that wants to reach every single person in the world running Windows 11 and 2 or more monitors, on issue #111 it was requested to add this feature. And here we are.
This is the translation program. The language packs will be .py files containing a dictionary with the translated sentences.
To translate ElevenClock to a language, download this file, translate every sentence and submit a pull request. If you don't know how to, just email me the file at marticlilop@gmail.com. I'll review it and publish it with the new version.
Example file:
Open a pull request with the suggested changes. I'll review it and publish the update with the next version.
- Make sure to add any final stop/colon/semicolon/hyphen/etc.
- Make sure to add the {0} symbols, since they code for variable values
- If you are creating a new translation, you can give you credits in a specific place (marked in the file). If you update a language file, you can also add your credits but without removing the previous one. Thi could be acieved by writing something like "Translated to Catalan by @user1 and @user2"
Example of the translation to catalan:
