forked from NinjaCheetah/NUSGet
NinjaCheetah
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This functions essentially the same as the language selector. The language selector now also checks the currently set option on launch, and both the language and theme selectors spawn a popup prompting the user to restart NUSGet after selecting a new value.
80 lines
3.2 KiB
Python
80 lines
3.2 KiB
Python
# "modules/language.py", licensed under the MIT license
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# Copyright 2024-2025 NinjaCheetah & Contributors
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from modules.config import update_setting
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from PySide6.QtCore import QLocale, QTranslator
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LANGS = {
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"en": "English",
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"es": "Español",
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"de": "Deutsch",
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"fr": "Français",
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"it": "Italiano",
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"no": "Norsk",
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"ro": "Românǎ",
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"ko": "한국어",
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}
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def set_language(config_data: dict, lang: str) -> None:
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# Match the selected language. These names will NOT be translated since they represent each language in that
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# language, but the "System (Default)" option will, so that will match the default case.
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match lang:
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case "English":
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print("setting language to English")
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update_setting(config_data, "language", "en")
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case "Español":
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print("setting language to Spanish")
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update_setting(config_data, "language", "es")
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case "Deutsch":
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print("setting language to German")
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update_setting(config_data, "language", "de")
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case "Français":
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print("setting language to French")
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update_setting(config_data, "language", "fr")
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case "Italiano":
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print("setting language to Italian")
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update_setting(config_data, "language", "it")
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case "Norsk":
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print("setting language to Norwegian")
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update_setting(config_data, "language", "no")
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case "Română":
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print("setting language to Romanian")
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update_setting(config_data, "language", "ro")
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case "한국어":
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print("setting language to Korean")
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update_setting(config_data, "language", "ko")
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case _:
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print("setting language to system (default)")
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update_setting(config_data, "language", "")
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def get_language(translator: QTranslator, config_data: dict, path: str) -> QTranslator:
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try:
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lang = config_data["language"]
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except KeyError:
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lang = ""
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# A specific language was set in the app's settings.
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if lang != "":
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# If the target language is English, then return an empty translator because that's the default.
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if lang == "en":
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return translator
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if translator.load(QLocale(lang), 'nusget', '_', path):
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return translator
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else:
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# If we get here, then the saved language is invalid, so clear it and run again to use the system language.
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update_setting(config_data, "language", "")
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return get_language(translator, config_data, path)
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else:
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# Unix-likes and Windows handle this differently, apparently. Unix-likes will try `nusget_xx_XX.qm` and then
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# fall back on just `nusget_xx.qm` if the region-specific translation for the language can't be found. On
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# Windows, no such fallback exists, and so this code manually implements that fallback, since for languages like
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# Spanish NUSGet doesn't use region-specific translations.
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locale = QLocale.system()
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if not translator.load(QLocale.system(), 'nusget', '_', path):
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base_locale = QLocale(locale.language())
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translator.load(base_locale, 'nusget', '_', path)
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return translator
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