How to add Django Localization Support

How to add Transifex support to your code

The best place to start is to create your application from a standard cookiecutter:
- IDA - https://github.com/edx/cookiecutter-django-ida
- Django App - https://github.com/edx/cookiecutter-django-app
- XBlock - https://github.com/edx/cookiecutter-xblock (see also XBlock Translations: Workflow)
To add Transifex to an existing project
- Generate a stub project from the cookiecutter
- Merge it into your own project
You should now have a Makefile that utilizes the Transifex client
Ensure that all of your localizable strings use one of the gettext functions
Extract translations from your code:
```
make extract_translations
```
Add your English language .po files to Transifex
- See How to add a new translation to Transifex below
Automate the management of your translation files
- See Automated Translation Management

How to add a new translation resource

Step 1: Upload file to Transifex

https://www.transifex.com/open-edx/edx-platform/content/
Click "Add resources"
Specify the .po files you wish to upload

Step 2. Categorize

Make sure to categorize your resource in Transifex. Category must reflect whether translation strings will be 1) student or instructor facing, and 2) functional area in which they will be used.

Examples

Correct: Student LMS, Instructor Studio

Incorrect: Student, Studio, Analytics.

Step 3. Update Wiki page

Update list of resources with resource name and owner (could be a person or a team)

Localization