{{support}} Adding TheWikipediaLibrary Card Platform TranslateWiki

What does happen when Django doesn't support a language? Do we need to add a blacklist/whitelist on our side?

The rest sounds good. Should we start checking about enabling this project on translatewiki.net?

Nike (talk)11:12, 3 July 2018

On its own, Django was falling over dead (500) when it encountered an unknown language code. I've configured our app to just ignore unknown languages. We should probably do a whitelist so that volunteers don't work on translations that aren't provided to users. That data structure currently lives as a python dict, so I could have the platform provide it as a JSON, CSV, or something similar. Other than ironing this detail out, I think we're about ready to go.

Jsn.sherman (talk)17:33, 3 July 2018
 

Looks like our actual supported language count is 83. I was doing quick glances before and was apparently including keys and values in the count. Here's the json whitelist which is computed from the live site. https://wikipedialibrary.wmflabs.org/i18n-whitelist

Jsn.sherman (talk)15:49, 10 July 2018