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twister-html
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HTML interface for [Twister](http://twister.net.co) [(github)](https://github.com/miguelfreitas/twister-core).
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To use it, clone this repo under ~/.twister/html like this:
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git clone https://github.com/miguelfreitas/twister-html.git ~/.twister/html
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If you'r on **Mac OS X** - clone to ${HOME}/Library/Application\ Support/Twister/html instead of ~/.twister/html
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Contribute
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Feel free to fork and send pull requests!
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To make it easier for us to accept your patches, please follow the conventional GitHub workflow:
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# after forking, clone your repo
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rm -rf ~/.twister/html
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git clone git@github.com:yournickname/twister-html.git ~/.twister/html
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cd ~/.twister/html
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# CREATE A NEW BRANCH, specific to the fix you're implementing
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git checkout -b my-fix
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# ... make your changes ...
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# commit and push
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git commit -m "Fixing #1234 - bad foobarizer" && git push
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# Now open a pull request from branch my-fix to miguelfreitas:master on github.
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# Once the request is accepted, switch back to master and track upstream
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git remote add upstream https://github.com/miguelfreitas/twister-html.git # one-off setup
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git fetch upstream
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git checkout master
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git merge upstream/master # you should get a fast-forward message here
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git push
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Translations
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If you want to add your own translation, edit `interface_localization.js` like this:
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1. fork the repo and create a new branch
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git clone git@github.com:yournickname/twister-html.git ~/.twister/html
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cd ~/.twister/html
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git checkout -b Klingon
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2. add your language to the list of available choices. You should use your ISO code here,
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it should match what the browser reports. The Klingon ISO is "tlh", so:
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var knownLanguages = ["en","nl","it","fr","ru","tlh"];`
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For multi-region languages, if you want to catch them all, use only the first half
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(e.g. to match it and it-ch, specify "it").
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3. add a new wordset block after existing ones
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if(preferredLanguage == "tlh"){
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polyglot.locale("tlh");
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wordset = {
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"Insults": "mu'qaD,
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....
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}
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}
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4. stage all changes in file `interface_localization.js`
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git add interface_localization.js
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5. commit & push
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git commit -m "Klingon translation"
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git push
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3. When opening the pull request on github. For any help, ping @toyg.
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