CloudBeaver localization

Not all localization comes from the Cloudbeaver source code, some of it comes from the backend side. So, if you want to, for example, change or create localization for database objects, you need to do it in another repository, that is https://github.com/dbeaver/dbeaver. Here is a guide how you can contribute to DBeaver localization https://github.com/dbeaver/dbeaver/wiki/Localization. To create or improve localization for Cloudbeaver interface follow these steps:

Note: The images below are taken from Fork. You can use another application to create pull-requests.

Open https://github.com/dbeaver/cloudbeaver and fork repository

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Clone the forked repository https://github.com/.../cloudbeaver to your local system.

Create new branch from devel branch (name it, for example, italian-localization).

Go to the local repository and find the localization files you want to translate.

In Cloudbeaver all translatable resources are located in the locales folder. The path to the folder is [package-name]\src\locales[locale-code].ts.
Create a copy of en.ts file in the package you want to change localization in and name it as [locale-code].ts (e.g. it.ts for Italian)

Example: ../repository_name/webapp/packages/core-localization/src/locales

Open the created file and translate tokens to your language. Change EN on [locale-code] in the top of the file. export const defaultENLocale => export const defaultITLocale.

Here is the structure of the language tokens: ['token-name', 'token-value']. You need to change only the second part: 'token-value'. For example, if you wanted to translate the Loading... token, which is ['ui_processing_loading', 'Loading...'], it would look like this: ['ui_processing_loading', 'Caricamento in corso...'].