name	last commit	date
.gitignore	Setup translations and add French translation.	Thu Apr 12 21:12:01+0200 2018
CONTRIBUTING.md	Improve format support	Wed Oct 10 19:57:16+0200 2018
COPYING	Add license	Mon Oct 01 11:46:18+0200 2018
Makefile	Add project manager.	Thu Aug 22 17:41:44+0200 2019
README.md	Release 0.2	Sat Oct 13 13:42:01+0200 2018
doc/	Initial commit	Mon Apr 02 21:51:58+0200 2018
extractdata.py	Update data extraction	Sat Oct 13 10:44:18+0200 2018
guix-full.manifest	Add initial support for git and gitlab	Sat Nov 24 14:23:38+0100 2018
guix.manifest	Add initial support for git and gitlab	Sat Nov 24 14:23:38+0100 2018
offlate/	Add branch settings for gitlab repositories	Thu Aug 22 19:41:51+0200 2019
run.py	Add project manager.	Thu Aug 22 17:41:44+0200 2019
setup.py	Add initial support for git and gitlab	Sat Nov 24 14:23:38+0100 2018

Offlate

Offlate is a translation interface for offline translation of projects using online platforms. Its features include:

Finding your project and configuring it
Offline translation
Submission to your upstream's favorite platform

How to Use?

Some projects are already available. All you need to do is to open the new menu and select your project from there. If your project is not available, you can still create a new project with name, a language and a translation system.

The translation system is one of the following methods of sending your work to upstream:

Currently Supported Platforms

Offlate currently supports getting translations from and sending them to the Translation Project and Transifex.

Transifex only allows us to translate files in their original formats, so we only support transifex projects for which we support the format. See the following section for more info on supported formats.

Currently Supported Formats

Currently, offlate supports gettext files (.po) for the Translation Project and Yaml files for transifex.