diff --git a/CONTRIBUTE.md b/CONTRIBUTE.md index cd51bbe8..f73019af 100644 --- a/CONTRIBUTE.md +++ b/CONTRIBUTE.md @@ -4,18 +4,20 @@ Thanks for taking the time to contribute to MacPass! This documents describes a ## Translations MacPass has translations for a few languages. If you can translate to another language, or you think a translation is wrong, follow the next steps to add or improve a translation: -- You can use a XLIFF editor for translating the strings. For example [XLIFFTool](https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/xlifftool/id1074282695) -- For a new localization only: - - Select MacPass in the project navigator - - Select the MacPass project in the project and targets list - - Open the info tab and click the `+` button un the localizations section. - - Choose the language you want to translate - - Select all resources and click finish, now the new language is available for export in the next step -- Export the XLIFF file - - Select the MacPass project in XCode - - Go to `Editor -> Export for Localization` - - Select the language you want to translate -- Now use your XLIFF editor and save the file if you are done with your translations + +- Get a XLIFF editor for translating localization files. For example [XLIFFTool](https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/xlifftool/id1074282695) +- Get the current XLIFF export for your language. You can either download the `Localizations.zip` on the [Continous release](https://github.com/MacPass/MacPass/releases) or you can export them in Xcode: + - For a new localization only: + - Select MacPass in the project navigator + - Select the MacPass project in the project and targets list + - Open the info tab and click the `+` button un the localizations section. + - Choose the language you want to translate + - Select all resources and click finish, now the new language is available for export in the next step + - For present localizations directly Export the XLIFF file + - Select the MacPass project in Xcode + - Go to `Editor -> Export for Localization` + - Select the language you want to translate +- Now use your XLIFF editor and save the file after you are done with your translations - Go back to XCode and use `Editor -> Import Localization` to import the changes Alternatively, you can open an issue to ask a dev to create the XLIFF file for you and send it back after you've finished localising.