LinkoraLocalizationServer powers Linkora's remote strings, which can be updated without requiring an app update.

All translations are now handled directly in this repo as JSON files. Crowdin is no longer used.

If you previously contributed via Crowdin (thank you!), your translations were saved before I deleted the account. I’ll add them here soon.

• A GitHub account.

Click the Fork button at the top-right of the repo page. That’s your own copy to work on.

You’ll need the 3-letter ISO 639-2 code for your language.

1. Go to this page: Wikipedia – ISO 639 Codes
2. Use the code from the Set 3 column (e.g., eng, fra, spa)
3. We’ll call this YOUR_LANGUAGE_CODE from now on.

Try this URL (replace with your language code):
https://linkoralocalizationserver.onrender.com/contribute?lang=YOUR_LANGUAGE_CODE

• If you see a 404 or similar error, the file doesn’t exist yet.
• If the editor loads, the file already exists.

• If the file exists:
  Use -> https://linkoralocalizationserver.onrender.com/contribute?lang=YOUR_LANGUAGE_CODE

• If the file does not exist:
  Use -> https://linkoralocalizationserver.onrender.com/contribute?newLang=true

Using ?lang=... for a non-existent file won’t load the editor.

In the editor you’ll see:

• key: the internal ID
• value: the English source string
• a text box: where you enter your translation

If you're editing an existing language, the box will be pre-filled. If it’s a new one, it’ll be empty.

Keep placeholders like {#LINKORA_PLACE_HOLDER_1#}, {#LINKORA_PLACE_HOLDER_2#}, and similar numbered variants exactly as they are.
Don’t translate, rename, or modify them in any way. These represent dynamic values that the app needs at runtime.

Once done, click the Copy JSON button to copy your work to clipboard.

In your fork, go to:
src/main/resources/raw/

• Create a new file named YOUR_LANGUAGE_CODE.json
• Paste the JSON you copied

• Open YOUR_LANGUAGE_CODE.json
• Replace all its content with the updated JSON

1. Commit your changes with a clear message, like
   feat: add French (fra) translation
   or
   fix: update Spanish (spa) translations

2. Push to your fork

3. On GitHub, you’ll see a prompt to open a Pull Request

4. Click Compare & pull request, fill in the title/description

5. Submit the PR

Thank you to all the translators for taking the time to add valuable translations (yk I really appreciate it 😺🤝).