BotCommands/io.github.freya022.botcommands.api.core.config/BApplicationConfig/baseNameToLocalesMap

baseNameToLocalesMap

@ConfigurationValue(path = "botcommands.application.localizations")
abstract val baseNameToLocalesMap: Map<String, List<DiscordLocale>>(source)

Mappings between the base bundle name and the locales it supports.

The file can be anywhere and of any extension, as long as it can be read by a LocalizationMapReader.

To know the final name of your file, which in most cases is <name>_<language>_<country>.<extension>, you can take a look at the language tag of your DiscordLocale, replacing the - (hyphen) by a _ (underscore).

For example, MyCommands ->[DiscordLocale.GERMAN, DiscordLocale.FRENCH, DiscordLocale.SPANISH] will, by default, read in the /bc_localization folder:

  • DiscordLocale.GERMAN ->de ->MyCommands_de.json

  • DiscordLocale.FRENCH ->fr ->MyCommands_fr.json

  • DiscordLocale.SPANISH ->es-ES ->es_ES ->MyCommand_es_ES.json

Spring property: botcommands.application.localizations ; Append the bundle name to the key, and have the values be the locales, for example, botcommands.application.localizations.MyBundle=english_us,german,french.

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