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Hindi is spoken by over 600 million people worldwide and is one of the most widely spoken languages globally. It is the official language of India and widely used across South Asia. Adding Hindi locale support will make the application accessible to a massive community of Hindi-speaking developers.
Overview
Hindi will be added as a new supported locale with the language code hi. Hindi is written using the Devanagari script from left-to-right (LTR), making this a straightforward addition similar to French, Spanish, Mandarin Chinese, and Indonesian.
Tasks
Create a new locale file locales/hi.json with all translation keys from locales/en.json translated to Hindi.
Update lib/i18n-core.ts to add hi to the supportedLocales array.
Add Hindi entry to the localeMeta object in lib/i18n-core.ts with the following configuration:
hi: {dir: "ltr",label: "हिंदी"}
Test the language switcher to ensure Hindi appears in the dropdown menu.
Test the application with Hindi locale selected to ensure all UI elements display correctly.
Verify that all text content renders properly without layout issues.
Ensure proper character encoding (UTF-8) is maintained for Devanagari script throughout the application.
Update CONTRIBUTING.md with instructions for translating content to Hindi (if not already documented in the localization guide).
Translation Keys
All translation keys from the existing English locale must be translated to Hindi. The keys include:
Application titles and subtitles
Error messages
UI labels and buttons
Explanations and descriptions
Comparison metrics
Community contribution labels
And more (reference locales/en.json for the complete list)
Testing
Language switcher displays "हिंदी" correctly.
All pages render without errors when Hindi is selected.
No layout shifts or broken styling in LTR mode.
All Devanagari characters display correctly without encoding issues.
All Hindi translations are grammatically correct and contextually appropriate.
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Hindi is spoken by over 600 million people worldwide and is one of the most widely spoken languages globally. It is the official language of India and widely used across South Asia. Adding Hindi locale support will make the application accessible to a massive community of Hindi-speaking developers.
Overview
Hindi will be added as a new supported locale with the language code
hi. Hindi is written using the Devanagari script from left-to-right (LTR), making this a straightforward addition similar to French, Spanish, Mandarin Chinese, and Indonesian.Tasks
locales/hi.jsonwith all translation keys fromlocales/en.jsontranslated to Hindi.lib/i18n-core.tsto addhito thesupportedLocalesarray.localeMetaobject inlib/i18n-core.tswith the following configuration:CONTRIBUTING.mdwith instructions for translating content to Hindi (if not already documented in the localization guide).Translation Keys
All translation keys from the existing English locale must be translated to Hindi. The keys include:
locales/en.jsonfor the complete list)Testing
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