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All the template are now compiled at compile-time with the `ructe` crate.
I preferred to use it instead of askama because it allows more complex Rust expressions, where askama only supports a small subset of expressions and doesn't allow them everywhere (for instance, `{{ macro!() | filter }}` would result in a parsing error).
The diff is quite huge, but there is normally no changes in functionality.
Fixes #161 and unblocks #110 and #273
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# Making Plume available in your language
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*You will need to have basic git and GitHub knownledge to follow this guide. But we plan to setup a more user-friendly translation tool in the future.*
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To translate Plume in your language, you'll first need to make sure it is listed in the `po/LINGUAS` file. If it is not, you can ask anybody with a development environment to add it (or do it yourself if you have a development environment). Once it will be here, Plume must be launched once to generate all the needed files.
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Then you can start translating. Find the file corresponding to your locale, which is `po/YOUR_LOCALE.po`, and open it. Inside, you have a list of strings to translate. There are two kind of translatable strings.
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## Simple strings
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They look like this:
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```po
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msgid "Hello, world"
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msgstr ""
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```
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What is next to `msgid` is the string in English. To translate it, just fill the `msgstr` field with the translation.
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## Strings with plural forms
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Sometimes, strings may change depending on a number (for instance, a post counter). In the `.po` files, these strings look like this:
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```
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msgid "One post"
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msgid_plural "{0} posts"
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msgstr[0] ""
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msgstr[1] ""
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```
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Then you should fill the two `msgstr` field, one with the singular form,
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the second with the plural one. If your language as more than two forms,
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you can add another one by following the same pattern (`msgstr[n] ""`).
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## Interpolation
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Strings you translate may contain data from Plume (a username for instance).
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To tell Plume where to put these data, surround the number that identifies
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them by `{` and `}`. The identifier is also present in this form in the English
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string to translate (this what you can see above, with the `{0} posts` message).
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## Note
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When translating, please try to be as inclusive as possible.
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