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Django app for managing translations from admin.

Using this django app you can easily manage and publish translations from django admin without editing .po files manually.

Install package

• use pip to get the package

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pip install django-translation-manager

• add \'translation_manager\' to settings.py: INSTALLED_APPS
• add variables from Translation Manager\'s defaults.py to your settings.py
• add post_publish signal to restart webserver:

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from translation_manager.signals import post_publish as translation_post_publish

translation_post_publish.connect(restart_server, sender=None)

Supported versions of django

We support all django versions greater or equal 2.2.20.

Using with django-rq

We support asynchronous translation processing by django-rq.

Set translation processing method in settings.py

TRANSLATIONS_PROCESSING_METHOD = 'async_django_rq'

Inslall django-rq

pip install django_rq

Install django-redis-cache

pip install django-redis-cache

We tested it with django-rq 2.1.0 and django-redis-cache 2.1.0

For configuration django_rq see https://github.com/ui/django-rq

Using with Angularjs

We support translation for Angularjs client-site app via REST api

Enable api communication in settings

TRANSLATIONS_ENABLE_API_COMMUNICATION = True

Enable searching for translation strings in Angularjs source codes

TRANSLATIONS_ENABLE_API_ANGULAR_JS = True

Set path to Anguraljs source code files.

The important thing is that it must be in the same file system.

Configuration example:

TRANSLATIONS_API_CLIENT_APP_SRC_PATH = '/var/srv/front/src'

Add regex for matching translation strings in client app src files:

TRANSLATIONS_API_TRANSLATION_STRINGS_REGEX = r''

Inslall django REST framewrok

pip install djangorestframework

Add translation manager urls in your url patterns

from translation_manager import urls as translation_urls

urlpatterns.append(url(r'^translations/', include(translation_urls)))

We tested it with django-rest-framework 3.4.6

SyncDB

use syncdb

./manage.py syncdb

or migrate:

./manage.py migrate

Load strings from po files

via python shell

./manage.py shell

from translation_manager.manager import Manager

m = Manager()
m.load_data_from_po()

Add link to translation admin

this is optional in case you need it

{% url admin:translation_manager_translationentry_changelist %}

Known bugs

If you are using different base site you have to register admin to your site.

License note

Django Translation Manager is available under Mozilla Public License 2.0

http://choosealicense.com/licenses/mpl-2.0/

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