Picture Frame v1.5+ Language file

Possible options for new language are the following:

[af] Afrikaans

[al] Albanian

[ar] Arabic ✓ done

[az] Azerbaijani

[bg] Bulgarian

[ca] Catalan

[cz] Czech

[da] Danish

[de] German ✓ done

[el] Greek ✓ done

[en] English ✓ done

[eu] Basque

[fa] Persian (Farsi)

[fi] Finnish

[fr] French ✓ done

[gl] Galician

[he] Hebrew

[hi] Hindi

[hr] Croatian

[hu] Hungarian ✓ done

[id] Indonesian

[it] Italian

[ja] Japanese

[kr] Korean

[la] Latvian

[lt] Lithuanian

[mk] Macedonian

[no] Norwegian

[nl] Dutch

[pl] Polish

[pt] Portuguese

[pt_br] Português Brasil

[ro] Romanian

[ru] Russian

[se] Swedish

[sk] Slovak

[sl] Slovenian

[es] Spanish ✓ done

[sr] Serbian

[th] Thai

[tr] Turkish

[ua] Ukrainian

[vi] Vietnamese

[zh_cn] Chinese Simplified

[zh_tw] Chinese Traditional

[zu] Zulu

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File format is JSON, please use comma where it needed. You can see the structure of the file

The file need to be edited here in this github page, the app is downloading the new file from here

Step 1

Please change the version tag to the actual date when you're editing the file, that's how the app would know if there is a newer language file is.

"version": "20230521"

The format for the date is YYYYMMDD like 2023 05 21 (without spaces)

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Step 2

Add the new language name and code into the availableLanguages array. (Please use the name as they would use in that language)
Eg: "Magyar": "hu" for Hungarian

"availableLanguages": {
  "English": "en",
  "Français": "fr",
  "Deutsch": "de",
  "Español": "es",
  "Magyar": "hu"
}

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Step 3

Edit the following block change the language code "en" at the front and the "Name" inside to the actual name, then you can translate the right side of the block..
Also you can add your name to the "Author" tag..

"en": {
  "Name": "English",
  "Author": "AmL",
  "Comment1": "______Day_names______",
  "Monday": "Monday",
  "Tuesday": "Tuesday",
  "Wednesday": "Wednesday",
  "Thursday": "Thursday",
  "Friday": "Friday",
  "Saturday": "Saturday",
  "Sunday": "Sunday",
  "Tomorrow": "Tomorrow",
  "Comment2": "______Day_names_in_short______",
  "Mon": "Mon",
  "Tue": "Tue",
  "Wed": "Wed",
  "Thu": "Thu",
  "Fri": "Fri",
  "Sat": "Sat",
  "Sun": "Sun",
  "Comment3": "______AM/PM_indicators______",
  "am": "am",
  "pm": "pm",
  "Comment4": "______Month_names_in_short______",
  "January": "Jan",
  "February": "Feb",
  "March": "Mar",
  "April": "Apr",
  "May": "May",
  "June": "Jun",
  "July": "Jul",
  "August": "Aug",
  "September": "Sep",
  "October": "Oct",
  "November": "Nov",
  "December": "Dec",
  "Comment5": "______Weather_related_expressions______",
  "Feels_like": "Feels like",
  "Sunrise": "Sunrise",
  "Sunset": "Sunset",
  "at_noon": "at noon",
  "cloudiness": "cloudiness",
  "wind": "wind",
  "daily_high": "daily high",
  "daily_low": "daily low",
  "chance_of_precipitation": "chance of precipitation",			
  "Comment6": "______Wind_directions_in_initials______",
  "N": "N",
  "NNE": "NNE",
  "NE": "NE",
  "ENE": "ENE",
  "E": "E",
  "ESE": "ESE",
  "SE": "SE",
  "SSE": "SSE",
  "S": "S",
  "SSW": "SSW",
  "SW": "SW",
  "WSW": "WSW",
  "W": "W",
  "WNW": "WNW",
  "NW": "NW",
  "NNW": "NNW"
}
 

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Wind direction shorts:

Please try to keep them short

"N"	North
"NNE"	North North East
"NE"	North East
"ENE"	East North East
"E"	East
"ESE"	East South East
"SE"	South East
"SSE"	South South East
"S"	South
"SSW"	South South West
"SW"	South West
"WSW"	West South West
"W"	West
"WNW"	West North West
"NW"	North West
"NNW"	North North West