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GSoC '08: Introducing a new transifex submission system, an api and a command line client
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README
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=========
Transifex is a highly scalable localization platform with a focus on
integrating well with the existing workflow of both translators and developers.
It aims in making it dead-simple for content providers to receive quality
translations from big translation communities, no matter where the project
is hosted.
* Homepage: http://transifex.org/
* Example live deployment: http://translate.fedoraproject.org/
Goals
-----
* Provide an interface for translators to submit translations to multiple
projects, regardless of the type of the underlying VCS
* Reduce the overhead a project maintainer usually undertakes to administrate
accounts for translators
* Help translators do more by eliminating the need to subscribe to each VCS and
learn its commands and tricks
* Encourage collaboration between developers and maintainers and thus, increase
the language coverage of the participant projects
Installation
------------
You can either install Tx from source or using Python packaging. For both
you'll need to have these additional packages installed::
yum install cvs pysvn subversion mercurial git bzr bzrtools
To **install using Python packaging**, run the following command, either as
root or as a user with eg. pydistutils or virtualenv::
easy_install transifex
To **install from source**, follow the steps below:
1. Install the necessary software, either by using your platform's
packaging system or ``easy_install`` (usually part of the 'python-devel'
package)::
# yum install TurboGears python-sqlalchemy
# easy_install tw.forms ToscaWidgets genshi
Visual diffs: # yum install python-pygments
I18n support: # yum install babel
2. Get the code. Run the following in a dir like ``~/transifex``, ``/var/www``,
or, preferably, in a different user like ``~transifex-user``::
hg clone http://code.transifex.org/transifex
cd transifex
3. Since this is not a packaged release, you'll need to generate the
necessary metadata manually by running::
python setup.py egg_info
Configuring your installation
-----------------------------
1. Create a configuration file. Either copy the development one (``dev.cfg``)
or the one intended for production systems, and modify settings if needed.::
cp sample-dev.cfg dev.cfg
(vi dev.cfg...)
2. Review/modify the deployment-specific options in ``dev.cfg`` and
the global ones in ``transifex/config/app.cfg``.
Create your workdir if it doesn't already exist.
3. Create the database::
tg-admin sql create
4. To load up some initial data, run the init script. This will initialize
some local modules and create a couple of users in your Transifex
instance (guest/guest, admin/admin). Feel free to use them to submit
files to your local modules and play around.::
./tx-init.py --test
5. Start transifex::
./tx-start.py
6. Fire up your browser at http://localhost:8084/
Feel free to explore the model and the testing data by launching the
TurboGears shell with ``tg-admin shell`` in your command line.
Documentation
-------------
::
$ make docs # generate Epydocs
$ firefox docs/epydoc/index.html
Translating Transifex itself
----------------------------
Use the i18n.py script to extract messages and to compile and merge
POT/PO files. The i18n.py is able to extract the modules descriptions and
summaries stored in the database. Use the following command for more
information. ::
$ ./tx-i18n.py --help
Credits
-------
Information about the crew behind Transifex can be found at:
http://transifex.org/wiki/Development/Crew
Thanks to everyone who contributed code for Tx, mentioned in the AUTHORS file.
In addition, a big 'Thanks!' to:
- Google, for its exciting 'Summer of Code' program
- The Fedora Project, for its amazing people
- GNOME, for the 'damned lies' translation statistics program
- Luke Macken's bodhi update system, used extensively as a reference point
- Conference organizers for giving the chance to spread the word
- Everyone who provided feedback and ideas for improvement
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