Important Note: This is not meant for use yet.

Experimental deployment of the Weblate backend.

This repository uses a locally hosted Weblate container intended to be used on environments that support docker and npm.

Important Note: Non-linux-compatible environments will often run into interoperability problems. If you are on Windows, please make sure you are using the Windows Linux Subsystem (WSL).

This code is cloned directly from the WeblateOrg/docker-compose into sources/WeblateOrg/docker-compose.

After cloning the repo, run npm run test:WeblateOrg/docker-compose locally

You can use npm run pull:WeblateOrg/docker-compose which will pull the latest version of the codebase using subtree as follows:

1. Local configure the WeblateOrg/docker-compose remote pointing to https://github.com/WeblateOrg/docker-compose.git if necessary.
2. Stash local changes.
3. Perform git subtree pull --squash or add.
4. Pop stashed changes back.

Note: Using subtree makes it easier to retain external sources directly when commiting and pushing code. This is more straightforward than submodules when upstreaming is not necessary.

You can use npm run test:WeblateOrg/docker-compose which will simply cd into sources/WeblateOrg/docker-compose and run ./test.sh.

Note: Make sure you have docker-compose setup on your local environment.

Refer to https://docs.weblate.org/en/latest/admin/install/docker.html.