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<h1 align="center">YunoHost Admin</h1> <div align="center">YunoHost administration web interface (VueJS client for the API).
This client is a part of the YunoHost project, and can not be installed directly.
Please visit the YunoHost website for installation instructions.
Issues
Translation
You can help translate Yunohost-Admin on our translation platform
<div align="center"><img alt="View of the translation rate for the different languages available in YunoHost" src="https://translate.yunohost.org/widgets/yunohost/-/admin/horizontal-auto.svg" alt="Translation status" /></div>Developpers
Contributions are welcome!
In order to contribute you will need to setup a development environment using ynh-dev (see the README).
Once you have a environment running and are attached to it (with ./ynh-dev start
) you will be able to run:
./ynh-dev use-git yunohost-admin
This command will install all dependencies and start a dev server (based on webpack-dev-server) with Hot-Module-Replacement (live updates on code modification without reloading the page nor rebuilding the whole code). After the build step, click on the "Network:" link and you are good to go.
You can also install Vue Devtools (module for Firefox but also exists for Chromium/Chrome) if you want component trees, performance views and so on.
On a YunoHost instance, the web admin files are located at /usr/share/yunohost/admin
.
Translation maintenance
Cleaning
To clean locales from unused keys:
python3 maintenance/clean_locales.py
This will also reorder keys in en.json
.
Renaming
If you need to rename a key or more (from 'my.current.key' to 'my.new.key' for example).
From a string
python3 rename_i18n_keys.py --keys my.current.key:my.new.key
From a file
python3 rename_i18n_keys.py --file input.txt
input.txt
my.current.key:my.new.key
my.other.key:my.new.other.key
By default it renames keys only in the en.json
, pass --all
to apply changes to all locales file.