Translate Sniffnet in your native language 🌍

[GyulyVGC]

In v1.1 I introduced the possibility to select a language for the GUI.
If you are a native speaker of a language for which a translation isn't there yet (or a language that's not fully up to date), it'd be awesome if you could help me translating the application.

The translation is mostly appreciated if you think the language is potentially spoken by a large amount of people using Sniffnet

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➡️ All you have to do is to add the translations to these files:

• translations (up to v1.1)
• translations_2 (up to v1.2)
• translations_3 (up to v1.3)
• translations_4 (up to v1.4)
• translations_5 (up to v1.5)

Thanks in advance to everyone ❤️

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Language	Code	Flag	Up to v1.1?	Up to v1.2?	Up to v1.3?	Up to v1.4?	Up to v1.5?
English	EN	🇬🇧	✅	✅	✅	✅	✅
Czech	CS	🇨🇿	✅ (#960)	✅ (#960)	✅ (#960)	✅ (#960)	❌
German	DE	🇩🇪	✅ (#87)	✅ (#191)	✅ (#495)	✅ (#833)	✅ (#1122)
Greek	EL	🇬🇷	✅ (#160)	✅ (#879)	✅ (#879)	✅ (#879)	✅ (#1175)
Spanish	ES	🇪🇦	✅ (#70)	✅ (#203)	✅ (#805)	✅ (#955)	✅ (#1140)
Persian (*)	FA	🇮🇷	✅ (#158)	✅ (#193)	✅ (#532)	✅ (#1195)	✅ (#1196)
Finnish	FI	🇫🇮	✅ (#310)	✅ (#310)	❌	❌	❌
French	FR	🇫🇷	✅ (#64 - #67)	✅ (#279)	✅ (#494)	✅ (#864)	✅ (#1123)
Hungarian	HU	🇭🇺	✅ (#1197)	✅ (#1197)	✅ (#1197)	✅ (#1197)	✅ (#1197)
Indonesian	ID	🇮‍🇩	✅ (#611)	✅ (#611)	✅ (#611)	✅ (#909)	✅ (#1145)
Italian	IT	🇮🇹	✅	✅	✅	✅	✅
Japanese	JA	🇯🇵	✅ (#343)	✅ (#343)	✅ (#504)	✅ (#849)	✅ (#1020)
Korean	KO	🇰🇷	✅ (#128)	✅ (#205)	✅ (#604)	❌	❌
Dutch	NL	🇳🇱	✅ (#854)	✅ (#854)	✅ (#854)	✅ (#854)	❌
Polish	PL	🇵🇱	✅ (#78)	✅ (#244)	✅ (#498)	❌	❌
Portuguese	PT	🇵🇹	✅ (#134)	✅ (#398)	✅ (#690)	❌	❌
Romanian	RO	🇷🇴	✅ (#113)	✅ (#241)	✅ (#499)	✅ (#890)	✅ (#942)
Russian	RU	🇷🇺	✅ (#151)	✅ (#187)	✅ (#496)	✅ (#1223)	✅ (#1224)
Sinhala	SI	🇱🇰	✅ (#1239)	✅ (#1239)	✅ (#1239)	✅ (#1239)	✅ (#1239)
Swedish	SV	🇸🇪	✅ (#213)	✅ (#213)	✅ (#522)	✅ (#1068)	✅ (#1068)
Turkish	TR	🇹🇷	✅ (#139)	✅ (#192)	✅ (#608)	✅ (#1074)	✅ (#1074)
Ukrainian	UK	🇺🇦	✅ (#94)	✅ (#216)	✅ (#692)	✅ (#1039)	✅ (#1039)
Uzbek	UZ	🇺🇿	✅ (#385)	✅ (#385)	✅ (#510)	✅ (#834)	❌
Vietnamese	VI	🇻🇳	✅ (#577)	✅ (#577)	✅ (#577)	✅ (#982)	❌
Simplified Chinese	ZH	🇨🇳	✅ (#89 - #93)	✅ (#214)	✅ (#575)	✅ (#838)	✅ (#1021)
Traditional Chinese (Taiwan)	ZH_TW	🇹‍🇼	✅ (#774)	✅ (#774)	✅ (#774)	✅ (#904)	✅ (#1021)

(*) A Persian translation has been submitted and approved, but is not available in-app since RTL languages aren't supported yet by the GUI library in use.

[acolombier]

I have started adding french as part of the PR #64, however, as mentioned in there:

Worth to mention that although native speaker, it has been a few years I have written my own language in a formal way, so if there is any fellow french speakers that could help review it, that would be massively appreciated!

[Charpy]

I have started adding french as part of the PR #64, however, as mentioned in there:

Worth to mention that although native speaker, it has been a few years I have written my own language in a formal way, so if there is any fellow french speakers that could help review it, that would be massively appreciated!

Hi ! as I'm a french native I did some review on the french translation. I'm not very used to Github features so I hope everything worked well with "branches, pull up, commit, merge"... I kept the reviewed file locally so feel free to contact me if needed.

[AmadeusGraves]

Added Spanish. Cheers!

[Charpy]

I've added polish translation at #78, but yoy already answered that PR 😅

Also a question regarding other translations - Since I don't speak these languages - is the space before " : " intended? @AmadeusGraves eg.

sniffnet/src/utility/translations.rs

Line 169 in e918c06

Adaptador de red : {adapter}\n\n\

I don't mean to offend anyone, but visually it seems very displeasing, at least it is considered in my native language.

Hello ! In french official typographic code, we need a space before and after the " : " caracter. It is even recommended to use a "non breaking space", with is a special space with stick to his two caracters so they aren't separeted by end of the line. See https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Non-breaking_space for more infos.

[keiveulbugs]

Started with Dutch

[GyulyVGC]

Started with Dutch

Hey @keiveulbugs, I saw your translation is halfway but you don't have opened a PR yet.
Any news?

[captain-yossarian]

@GyulyVGC added Ukrainian translation

[vrmiguel]

@GyulyVGC I'll translate it to Brazilian Portuguese

[toastal]

Don't use flags for languages. Flags represent nations; not the languages inside its borders. For accuracy's and politics's sake, just use the ISO language codes.

[GyulyVGC]

Don't use flags for languages. Flags represent nations; not the languages inside its borders. For accuracy's and politics's sake, just use the ISO language codes.

While I agree with you, I must admit that flags are able to more immediately visually represent a concept.
I mean, it wouldn't be so clear to include at the beginning of the README just the language codes, and so on.
I think that keeping both the codes and the flags is the best option for my use case.
However thanks for having pointed out!

[fuzunspm]

added Turkish translation