2018-01-21 07:11:16 +01:00
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# language file for our example language
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# if you're creating a new language file, base it off this one (this one contains all the strings you can replace)
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# name - this is the 'nice' or 'full' name of the language
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name: "Example"
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# code - this is what the language will be referred to in our list of languages
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code: "example"
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# maintainers - these are the maintainer details given
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maintainers: "Daniel Oaks <daniel@danieloaks.net>"
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2018-01-21 07:49:17 +01:00
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# incomplete - whether to mark this language as incomplete
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incomplete: true
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2018-01-22 08:30:31 +01:00
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# translations - this holds the actual replacements
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# make sure this is the last part of the file, and that the below string, "translations:",
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# stays as-is. the language-update processor uses the next line to designate which part of
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# the file to ignore and which part to actually process.
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translations:
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"Welcome to the Internet Relay Network %s": "Welcome braaaah to the IRN broski %s"
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"Language preferences have been set": "You've set your languages man, wicked!"
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