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Add more API languages.
See original GitHub issueHey, love this repo!
I play DnD in Ukraine, and we use Russian as our primary language for the parties, so I would love to have this API available in different languages.
Maybe creating folders like en, ru and just storing the different json files there would be a good option?
I am ready to contribute, just don’t want to deploy my own API 😃
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This could work, indeed. But that’d require a lot of work to do the mapping which I don’t know how to do. @bagelbits any insight on how to do so?
However I wouldn’t go as far as to include the country so far (enUS, esES), because there are simply not enough translations yet. Also I don’t like the file naming: usually, in the programming languages I know, different locales are named as
_<language>or_<language>_<country>, where<language>is the 2-characters ISO 639-1 representation of a language and<country>would be the 2-characters ISO 3166-1 representation of a country.So basically, I’d recommend using:
Does the SRD exist in any other languages currently? There is prob a risk of copyright infringement as well, validating that translations are not pulling from proprietary (D&D) info. Just pointing that out as something to think about.