Jupyterlab Language Packs

Jupyterlab language packs.

Install

To install a specific language pack please see the available packs.

Warning

The package jupyterlab-language-pack-ach-UG purpose is to allow translation of strings directly within JupyterLab using the in-context Crowdin feature. You should not install it explicitly as it contains unmeaningful translation.

Adding a new extension

Follow the instructions described in the developer documentation of JupyterLab.

Create a PR adding a new entry to the repository-map.yml file.

# Packages in alphabetical order
dask-labextension:
  current-version-tag: 5.0.2
  supported-versions: 5.0.x
  url: https://github.com/dask/dask-labextension
jupyterlab:
  current-version-tag: v3.1.14
  supported-versions: 3.1.x
  url: https://github.com/jupyterlab/jupyterlab
jupyterlab-git:
  current-version-tag: v0.32.4
  supported-versions: '>=0.30.0 <0.40.0'
  url: https://github.com/jupyterlab/jupyterlab-git

The three entries required are:

• current-version-tag: The latest Git tag to consider as reference for the package.
• supported-versions: A semver range (npm syntax) of supported versions.
• url: Git repository URL (only HTTP on GitHub is supported).

The current tag is used by a bot to check for new GitHub release. If one is detected, it will bump the tag and open a PR to add this change.

The source strings are gathered for multiple versions matching the supported-versions range. The list of versions included is computed as follow:

1. Get the last 100 tags from the GitHub repository
2. Check if the tag is a parsable non-dev non-prerelease version (parsing is done using Python function packaging.version.parse)
3. Check that the tag is part of the supported range(s)

The current-version-tag can be a branch name (not recommended). In such a case, supported-versions has no effect and the source strings are only extracted from the current branch HEAD commit (no merging with the previous POT file).

After the PR is merged, our bot will create/update the .pot files in a subsequent PR. Once merged, the catalog for the new extension will be available on Crowdin.

When translations are completed for a given set of packages a new language pack for the given language will be released as python packages via PyPI and conda packages via conda-forge.

Contributing

Please visit Crowdin to contribute to a language pack.

Important note

The language Acholi (ach-UG) is a pseudo-language to enable translating the string withing JupyterLab through the in-context Crowdin feature.