Localization

Localize Strings

1. Create a new directory in the ui-toolkit/public/locales/ directory. The directory name must match one of the codes listed.

2. Copy the translation.json file in the public/locales/en/ directory to the new language directory.

3. Customize the required fields in the translation.json file.

   Example

   To support Kannada language:

   1. Create a new directory kn in /public/locales/
   2. Copy translation.json from /locales/en/ to /locales/kn/ directory
   3. Update key-values in /kn/translation.json according to Kannada language

4. Open the i18n.ts file in the ui-toolkit directory.

5. Modify the file to import the newly added public/locales/Language/translation.json file and update the 'resources' constant to include the new translation.

   Example

   To support Kannada language:

   1. Create new import statement as 'translationKN'
   2. Edit resources constant to include new translation

   import translationEN from './public/locales/en/translation.json'
   import translationKN from './public/locales/kn/translation.json';
   const resources = {
     en: {
       translations: translationEN
     },
     kn: {
       translations: translationKN
     }
   };
   

   Rebuild and generate a new bundle before testing the changes.

Language can be changed in the browser under langauage section of the browser settings. English is the default if no customized translation file provided for the langauage.

Get Localized Strings for Web Consoles with Localization Enabled

If your web console already has localization enabled, make sure to add the translations of the UI-controls into your web console's translations file.