Translation

The bot has been designed to work in multiple languages, displaying the dialogs (both console and user interactions) in one of the languages available in the directory /resources/locales and configured in the file /configs/main.json.

To set the bot's language to something other than English (by default), you must modify the locale key in the configuration file main.json and place in that field any of the ISO 639-1 codes from the lists shown below:

Supported languages

The default language is English (en-US), and it is the only one with 100% guaranteed coverage. The support of the other languages depends on volunteers who are in charge of translating in their spare time, so they are not always fully available and the pace of translation generally does not follow the release of the versions (untranslated strings are complete in English).

Want to help translate the bot? Submit a request to join the translation team.

Language	ISO code	Type	Author/s	Coverage
English	en-US	Official	EasyXploit	100%
Chinese	zh-CN	Community	HardXploit	3%
Italian	it	Community	GBruteforce	53%
Romanian	ro	Community	PichilBerpich 6dr16n6	100%
Spanish	es-ES	Official	EasyXploit	100%

Additional languages

You can create your own translations into the languages you want by creating a copy of one of the language files contained in the directory /resources/locales, changing its name to another (following the ISO 639-1 codes supported by Discord), respecting the .json extension of the file, saving it in the same directory as the rest of the languages and modifying ONLY the values of the keys according to the JSON specification.

For example, a translation from English to Spanish would look like this:

• Original in English:
  "configError": "Error loading command"
  

• Translated to Spanish:
  "configError": "Error al cargar el comando"
  
  

It is recommended to keep all punctuation marks (., , ...), special characters ([, {, :, ...), current case sensitivity, spacing, Markdown formatting (**, ``, __, ...), line breaks (\n) and escaped characters (\").

Once you have everything translated, you must configure the language key of the file /configs/main.json with the name of the language file you created (without the .json extension), and after restarting the bot, it will start using the new language.

Wildcards

The content of some parts of the dialogs can vary depending on the situation, so for those parts that change (such as usernames, dates or mentions) the bot makes use of wildcards, which are reserved words that they are enclosed in double brackets {{}}, so that if, for example, a field contains the string {{memberTag}}, once the program is executed, this string will be changed to the tag of the member in question, being of the form someMember#1234.

NOTICE:
Wildcards need to be present and not removed, otherwise the bot might stop working properly. You will have to keep it in your translations and place them where they are most appropriate in the context of the sentences.