Contributing

Translations

We welcome contributions for translating our application into various languages. If you'd like to help with translations, please follow these steps.

Look for the ./src/utils/translations directory to find existing translations. If you didn't find the language you interested in then proceed to step 2.
Create a new file for the language by duplicating the ./src/utils/translations/ru.ts file. Name it using the language code (e.g., fr.ts for French translations).
Translate the keys into your language. Remember to also change the language code in first the line:
```
const ru = {
```
And at the end of the file:
```
export default ru;
```
Import translation file in the ./src/utils/translations.ts. Import the generated file like this:
```
import en from "./translations/en";
import ru from "./translations/ru";
```

Add the language to the supportedLanguages map like this, to show this language in the app's menu:

export const supportedLanguages = new Map([
  ["en", "english"],
  ["ru", "русский"],
]);

Add language to resources like this:

resources: {
    en: {
      translation: en,
    },
    ru: {
      translation: ru,
    },
},

Add language to fallbackLng like this:

fallbackLng: {
     ru: ["ru"],
     default: [defaultLanguageCode],
   },

Open the file ./src/utils/datetime.ts. Import the locale from date-fns/locale as follows:
```
import { enUS, ru } from "date-fns/locale";
```

And add the locale to the locales variable like this:

const locales = new Map([
  ["en", enUS],
  ["ru", ru],
]);

Build the project (see instructions here).
Check the work of the formatter and linter. To do this, use the following commands:
```
npm run fmt
npm run lint
```
Make a Pull Request with the translated file.