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#GeoNode Training Documentation

Welcome to the GeoNode Training Documentation.

#Translate The Documentation

1. Dump pot file into i18n folder

   $ sphinx-build -b gettext . i18n/pot

2. Translate pot file using Transifex or Poedit

3. Save .po and .mo files into

   $ i18n/$(LANG)/LC_MESSAGES

   Note: Transifex allows to download .po file. Once the translation is ready, select "Download for use" in order to get the .po translated version. Put the .po tranlsated file into 'i18n/$(LANG)/LC_MESSAGES' and rename it as the original .pot file maintaining the .po extension. Use the command 'sphinx-intl build' in order to generate the .mo compiled translation for Sphinx.

      The 'sphinx-intl' can be installed with 'pip install sphinx-intl'
   

   More: http://sphinx-doc.org/latest/intl.html

4. Build the doc

   Windows

   $ make html en

   Linux

   $ make html LANG=en

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The document is written in reStructuredText format for consistency and portability.

##Author Information This documentation was written by GeoSolutions.

The layout for the reStructuredText based documentation is based on the work done by the GeoNode project and the Sphinx framework.

If you have questions, found a bug or have enhancements, please contact us through info@geosolutions.it

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