Add comprehensive French translation glossary document to standardize key project terminology. The glossary includes translations for core concepts, model-related terms, user management, recharge & redemption, channel management, and security terms. This ensures consistency and accuracy in French translations across the project, with specific guidance on technical terms and contextual usage.
- Add pluralization rules for French locale using _one, _many, _other suffixes
- Complete missing French translations for web search, file search, and key count strings
- Add translations for import/export configuration functionality
- Fill in missing translations for UI elements like ID, IP, expand, and various status messages
- Improve French localization coverage for better user experience
Enable i18next pluralization by setting disablePlurals to false and update multiple translation keys to use _one/_other suffixes for proper singular/plural handling. This improves localization accuracy for count-dependent strings like "X keys", "X models", and "X times".
Reordered the ignoredAttributes array in i18next.config.js alphabetically and added several new attributes to prevent unnecessary translation extraction. This improves the localization process by excluding more non-translatable properties like accept, align, autoComplete, clipRule, crossOrigin, and others.
Converted i18next.config.ts to i18next.config.js and added AGPL license header. The change simplifies the build process by removing TypeScript compilation for this configuration file while maintaining the same functionality.
Relocated i18next-cli from dependencies to devDependencies as it's only needed for development tasks like translation management, not for runtime functionality.
Add comprehensive i18next configuration for internationalization support with Chinese, English, and French locales. Configure extraction settings and ignore patterns for React components. Expand translation glossary with security and billing terminology including Two-Factor Authentication, 2FA, and pricing multiplier terms.
Dmitriy Safonov