Hello all,
After my last mail, you have of course set up a working rewrite development environment and were wondering how to spread TW integration like a virus through the scripts/ directory. So, how to do it:
As you will notice, there is now a i18n/ directory inside the scripts/ directory. This directory contains all files exported from TranslateWiki. The script name defines which TW keys are defined in the file, so i18n/category.py contains category-* (category-was-movedhttp://translatewiki.net/wiki/Pywikipedia:Category-was-moved/en, category-also-in, etc). These are the translations that before were in scripts/category.py.
Adapting scripts to translatewiki consists of four parts: * Defining TW keys for translations * Reading in translations and outputting them into the TW format * Removing translations from script file * Adding 'from pywikibot import i18n' and adapting all/most pywikibot.translate entries with i18n.twtranslate().
*(1) Defining TW keys* To use isbn.py as an example. There is only one message (only showing german and english):
msg = { 'de': 'Bot: Formatiere ISBN', 'en': 'Robot: Formatting ISBN', }
For TW, we define this message as isbn-formatting.
Sometimes pywikibot.translate is used for site- or language-specific configuration. Don't move those to translatewiki files (yet).
*(2) Reading in translations and outputting them into the TW format* Although it is possible to do the isbn example by hand, I'll use a script that can easily be adapted for a larger number of messages. Don't forget to source bin/activate your virtualenv! The script is available at http://pastebin.com/u2XrKt5b (too long to paste in this e-mail)
For other scripts, you have to adapt at least lines 2, 6 and 12. Line 12 has a list of tuples (old dict, translatewiki key). If the messages have (one or more) parameters, you should change them to *named parameters*, so translators can move them around in the message. See lines 15 and 16 for an example of how to do this.
Running this script gives you a new file, i18n/isbn.py
*Test* the translation: (pwbde)/rewrite/scripts$ python
from pywikibot import i18n i18n.twtranslate("de", "isbn-formatting")
u'Bot: Formatiere ISBN'
hurrah!
*(3) Removing translations from the script file* Use a sledgehammer, jackhammer or scalpel. Whatever works for you. In the case of isbn.py, lines 49 to 61.
*(4a) Add from pywikibot import i18n* -from pywikibot import pagegenerators +from pywikibot import pagegenerators, i18n
*(4b) Adapting all/most pywikibot.translate entries* Search for pywikibot.translate. Change the following: pywikibot.translate(site, msg) % (param_1, param_2) to i18n.twtranslate(site, "tw-key-for-msg", {'param_1': param_1, 'param_2': param_2}) With *'tw-key-for-msg'* referring to the tw key you thought up for *msg*, and *'param_1'* and *'param_2'* (the dictionary keys) referring to the *named parameters* you introduced in step 2.
For isbn.py, this is simpler: - self.comment = pywikibot.translate(pywikibot.getSite(), msg) + self.comment = i18n.twtranslate(pywikibot.getSite(), 'isbn-formatting')
*Congratulations! *You have adapted a script to use translatewiki translations!
Of course, before committing, *test* the script: (pwb)/rewrite/scripts$ *python isbn.py -page:Gebruiker:Valhallasw -to13 -format* (...) Page [[Gebruiker:Valhallasw]] saved yielding: (huidig | vorigehttp://nl.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Gebruiker:Valhallasw&diff=24011412&oldid=24011399 ) 16 jan 2011 14:29http://nl.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Gebruiker:Valhallasw&oldid=24011412 Valhallasw http://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gebruiker:Valhallasw (Overleghttp://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Overleg_gebruiker:Valhallasw | bijdragen http://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Speciaal:Bijdragen/Valhallasw) k (1.735 bytes) (Bot: ISBN opgemaakt) (ongedaan makenhttp://nl.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Gebruiker:Valhallasw&action=edit&undoafter=24011399&undo=24011412 )
And, as a last step, *commit* the script (and the translations!) to the svn repository: http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:Code/pywikipedia/8838
Good luck adapting scripts!
Best regards, Merlijn 'valhallasw' van Deen