Greek translation

[seitsme]

not sure if i write to the correct forum.
i am interested in translating keka.

i dont know how to do this or software to use etc.
i also tried to login to the website forum with my github info and does not allow me to login.

any help on this and how to is appreciated ... or where to go - forum etc link for translation instructions etc.

thanks

[aonez]

Here is the right place. The forum will be closed eventually. What language are you gonna translate Keka to?

Take a look at here: https://github.com/aonez/Keka/tree/master/Translations

You can use your preferred text editor, like TextMate. Simply translate the pairs on the strings files like "Yes" = "Si";.

Anything you need let me know.

[seitsme]

hi i want to translate to GR or EL. but there is no such file to download.
so what do i do with ie the ES translation, do i download all files in folder and translate them and reupload them. totally newbie with this translation...

[aonez]

Ideally:

1. Fork the project and clone locally on your machine
2. Copy paste Base.lproj, changing it's name to your localization (el_GR.lproj or el.lproj)
3. Translate all the files inside your newly created localization folder
4. Push your changes to your fork
5. Create a pull request to merge them here

If you're not familiar with git, repositories and all of that, simply download this repository, do the step 2 and share the translated lproj folder here.

If you want to try with repositories, I simply can't recommend you to try Fork for steps 1 and 4. All the steps are very standard, so you can find quickly how to do them if you've never did them before.

[seitsme]

hm... i have no clue what s fork or what is used for or how to use it.
i will try to see if i can do step 2-3
after i finish translation i will let you know for help how to upload them etc.

[aonez]

@seitsme here you have the files to translate: Base.lproj.zip

You can upload them here in a comment (just drag the file to the comment composer). Be sure to zip it first.

[aonez]

Any news on this one, @seitsme?