fix: fully translatable LaunchPad

[alex-strapi]

What does it do?

Made the frontend fully translatable, fixing a localisation undefined issue and also fixed some defensive coding around blog description

Why is it needed?

Main issue was it was only partially translated to french

How to test it?

Simply make sure the whole Strapi application doesn't crash and the connected Next.js application is fully working.

Some additional things to check:

• Strapi project uuid is "LAUNCHPAD". strapi/packages.json.
• Strapi version is the latest possible.
• If the Strapi version has been changed, make sure that the strapi/scripts/prefillLoginFields.js works.
• If you updated content, make sure to create a new export in the strapi/data folder and update the strapi/packages.json seed command if necessary.

Related issue(s)/PR(s)

#87
#112
#53

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Project	Deployment	Actions	Updated (UTC)
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[PaulBratslavsky]

Issue

When running the yarn seed command, the following error occurs:

? The import will delete your existing data! Are you sure you want to proceed? Yes
[2026-02-19 20:35:42.726] error: [FATAL] File './data/export_20250116105447.tar.gz' is not a valid Strapi data file.
Import process failed.

Root Cause

The seed and export scripts in the root package.json reference a hardcoded filename with a timestamp:

"seed": "cd strapi && yarn strapi import -f ./data/export_20250116105447.tar.gz --force",
"export": "cd strapi && yarn strapi export --no-encrypt -f ./data/export_20250116105447"

However, when you run a new export, Strapi generates a file with a new timestamp (e.g., export_20260220001139.tar.gz). This creates a mismatch — the seed command still looks for the old filename, which either no longer exists or has been overwritten.

Fix

Use a consistent, non-timestamped name for the seed file. Update the scripts in package.json to:

"seed": "cd strapi && yarn strapi import -f ./data/seed-data.tar.gz --force",
"export": "cd strapi && yarn strapi export --no-encrypt -f ./data/seed-data"

This ensures the export always overwrites the same file and the seed command always finds it, eliminating the filename mismatch entirely.

[alex-strapi]

@PaulBratslavsky fixed 😛