Post multilingue su Discourse

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discourse-multilingual-post

A Discourse plugin that allows multiple localized versions of post content.

This plugin is a proof-of-concept : without the possibility to localize topic titles, it is not very useful.

How to use

In a post, use [lang=xx] blocks:

[lang=en]
Hello World!
[/lang]
[lang=fr]
Bonjour monde !
[/lang]
[lang=de]
Hallo Welt !
[/lang]

Result:

Hallo Welt !

Country codes must be 2-letter long (regions are not supported).

How it works

When rendering a post, the plugin seeks one [lang=xx] block to display. It will stop seeking once it has found:

  1. the block set for the language of the user (as selected by Discourse)
  2. the block set for the default language of the Discourse instance
  3. the first block

Repository

https://github.com/sylque/discourse-multilingual-post

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Discourse team, any idea how I could localize topic titles?

What I would like to do is this:

  • Define a language order, for example “en,fr,de”
  • Allow users to write topic titles like this: Hello World#Bonjour monde#Hallo Welt
  • When Discourse displays a topic title, modify it to only keep the right language

However, I found no client-side hook to modify the title. Any idea?

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Did you consider handling titles in Rails? Default language is the existing one, while additional titles are custom topic fields. Then you change serializers to send the selected language title in the payload.

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Great work!

I would second this. I think server-side is the way to go for titles.

I’m actually in the process of building a multilingual plugin (almost finished) that allows for translations of:

  1. Tags
  2. Category names
  3. Caegory descriptions

As well as an admin panel to administer languages and locales and a bunch of other things like user specific language content filters.

There could be scope to combine forces here.

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Ciao! Adoro questo plugin e la sua semplicità, e penso che sarebbe ancora più utile se supportasse la decorazione delle pagine di Discourse (FAQ/Linee guida, Termini di servizio, Informativa sulla privacy), dato che le intestazioni vengono tradotte comunque. Ho provato a fare un fork e a espanderlo da solo, ma per essere sincero sono un completo principiante. Anche se ho la sensazione che debba essere riscritto intorno a decorateWidget() invece di decorateCooked().

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Decorare una pagina statica di Discourse (FAQ/Guide, Termini di Servizio, Informativa sulla Privacy) sarebbe una bella funzionalità. Tuttavia, non sono sicuro che decorateWidget abbia un hook per le pagine statiche. Qualcuno, qualche suggerimento su questo?