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Feature Request: Multilingual Documentation Support
I would like to request a feature that enables multilingual support for documentation generated by dartdoc. Currently, dartdoc generates documentation in a single language, but many developers work on projects that require support for multiple languages.
Use Case:
For example, I have a Dart project where the primary documentation is in English, but I want to provide translations in Persian (Farsi) and other languages for a broader audience.
Suggested Implementation:
Adding support for localization files (such as .arb, .json, or other formats) to store translated strings.
Providing an option in dartdoc_options.yaml to specify available languages.
Generating language-specific documentation in separate folders (e.g., docs/en/, docs/fa/).
Including a language switcher in the generated HTML output.
This feature would greatly enhance the usability of dartdoc for international projects.
Would this be possible to implement? I appreciate any feedback on this idea!
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Feature Request: Multilingual Documentation Support
I would like to request a feature that enables multilingual support for documentation generated by dartdoc. Currently, dartdoc generates documentation in a single language, but many developers work on projects that require support for multiple languages.
Use Case:
For example, I have a Dart project where the primary documentation is in English, but I want to provide translations in Persian (Farsi) and other languages for a broader audience.
Suggested Implementation:
.arb
,.json
, or other formats) to store translated strings.dartdoc_options.yaml
to specify available languages.docs/en/
,docs/fa/
).This feature would greatly enhance the usability of dartdoc for international projects.
Would this be possible to implement? I appreciate any feedback on this idea!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: