frappe-core-translation
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Use when implementing translations/i18n in Frappe v14-v16 apps. Covers _() in Python, __() in JavaScript, CSV translation files, bench commands, string extraction rules, lazy translation _lt(), PO/MO files [v15+], RTL support, and custom app translations. Prevents common mistakes with f-strings, concatenation, and template literals that break string extraction. Keywords: translation, i18n, _(), __(), _lt(), CSV, PO, gettext,, translate my app, multi-language, text not translated, wrong language, how to add translation. bench get-untranslated, RTL, localization.
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