Media > File system) can be addressed * using the "translations://" streamwrapper. But also other streamwrappers can * be used. * @code * 'interface translation server pattern': translations://%project-%version.%language.po * @endcode * @code * 'interface translation server pattern': public://translations/%project-%version.%language.po * @endcode * * Multiple custom modules or themes sharing the same po file should have * matching definitions. Such as modules and sub-modules or multiple modules in * the same project/code tree. Both "interface translation project" and * "interface translation server pattern" definitions of these modules should * match. * * Example .info.yml file properties for a custom module with a po file located * on a remote translation server. * @code * 'interface translation project': example_module * 'interface translation server pattern': http://example.com/files/translations/%core/%project/%project-%version.%language.po * @endcode * * Custom themes, features and distributions can implement these .info.yml file * properties in their .info.yml file too. * * To change the interface translation settings of modules and themes hosted at * drupal.org use hook_locale_translation_projects_alter(). Possible changes * include changing the po file location (server pattern) or removing the * project from the translation update list. * * Available .info.yml file properties: * - "interface translation project": project name. Required. * Name of the project a (sub-)module belongs to. Multiple modules sharing * the same project name will be listed as one the translation status list. * - "interface translation server pattern": URL of the .po translation files * used to download the files from. The URL contains tokens which will be * replaced by appropriate values. The file can be locate both at a local * relative path, a local absolute path and a remote server location. * * The following tokens are available for the server pattern: * - "%core": Core version. Value example: "8.x". * - "%project": Project name. Value examples: "drupal", "media_gallery". * - "%version": Project version release. Value examples: "8.1", "8.x-1.0". * - "%language": Language code. Value examples: "fr", "pt-pt". * * @see i18n * @} */ /** * @addtogroup hooks * @{ */ /** * Alter the list of projects to be updated by locale's interface translation. * * Locale module attempts to update the translation of those modules returned * by \Drupal\update\UpdateManager::getProjects(). Using this hook, the data * returned by \Drupal\update\UpdateManager::getProjects() can be altered or * extended. * * Modules or distributions that use a dedicated translation server should use * this hook to specify the interface translation server pattern, or to add * additional custom/non-Drupal.org modules to the list of modules known to * locale. * - "interface translation server pattern": URL of the .po translation files * used to download the files from. The URL contains tokens which will be * replaced by appropriate values. * The following tokens are available for the server pattern: * - "%core": Core version. Value example: "8.x". * - "%project": Project name. Value examples: "drupal", "media_gallery". * - "%version": Project version release. Value examples: "8.1", "8.x-1.0". * - "%language": Language code. Value examples: "fr", "pt-pt". * * @param array $projects * Project data as returned by \Drupal\update\UpdateManager::getProjects(). * * @see locale_translation_project_list() * @ingroup interface_translation_properties */ function hook_locale_translation_projects_alter(&$projects) { // The translations are located at a custom translation sever. $projects['existing_project'] = [ 'info' => [ 'interface translation server pattern' => 'http://example.com/files/translations/%core/%project/%project-%version.%language.po', ], // An optional key to change the order in which translation files are // processed. By default, the projects are sorted alphabetically by key. 'weight' => 1, ]; } /** * @} End of "addtogroup hooks". */