Languages and translations

A locale is a language as a place writes it, such as British English (Locale.en_gb) or the French of France (Locale.fr_fr).

Text your server writes for people, such as emails, generated pages and a failure's text for client apps, is translated in Jadpo itself.

An enum has no label for people of its own (Enums).

A client app can show a failure to its user in the user's language.

To show a package's or Jadpo's message in a locale, Jadpo looks first in your app's root wording for that locale, then in the owner's own.

The jadpo translations commands list what is missing, keep the record of what each translation was made from, and exchange wording with translation services.

Most teams send their wording to a translation service, such as Crowdin, Lokalise or any that reads XLIFF or JSON.

jadpo check checks every language file against the messages, enums, emails and failures it words.