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MullacGeek edited this page Nov 18, 2015 · 1 revision

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Cryptodog handles localization differently from Cryptocat. A list of all languages available, and their aliases are stored in lang/langlist.json. The file has the following syntax:

{
    "languages": [
        "lang1",
        "lang2"
    ],
    "aliases": {
        "alias1": "lang1",
        "alias2": "lang2",
        "alias3": "lang1"
    }
}

languages is a list of all the languages available, excluding aliases. These must match the name of a JSON file in lang.

aliases is a list of language aliases, in the form "alias": "target".

If the locale is set to a language that cannot be found, the client will log a warning and default to en-us. If the client also fails to load en-us, no language will be loaded and localizable strings will not be populated.

Cryptodog currently does not have a in-UI way of changing locale. For now, you will need to type Cryptodog.locale.set("locale", true) (where "locale" is one of the locales defined in lang/langlist.json) into your browser's console.

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