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Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://www.spacebring.com/docs/llms.txt

Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

Spacebring supports the following languages:
  • English
  • Ukrainian
  • Arabic (community)
  • Czech (community)
  • Danish (community)
  • Dutch (community)
  • French (community)
  • German (community)
  • Italian (community)
  • Korean (community)
  • Norwegian (community)
  • Polish (community)
  • Portuguese (community)
  • Russian (community)
  • Spanish (community)
  • Swedish (community)
Community translations are not official, and their quality is not guaranteed. Contribute to improving them.

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Translation process

We use machine translation to translate everything when a new language is added to Spacebring. However, since machine translation may not be accurate, you can proofread and improve the translation. To contribute translation improvements, follow these steps:
  1. Open the relevant project based on what you want to translate:
    • spacebring-ui (translation of the user interface of the Admin web portal, Admin mobile app, Member web portal, Member mobile app, Room display, and Reception)
    • spacebring-api (translation of emails, push notifications, etc.)
  2. Select your language to start translating.
  3. Find the relevant English string and submit a better translation suggestion for it.
  4. Once you contribute your translations, please notify our support team about it. Our team will review and approve them. Once approved, the translation will go into production.
If you need help or want to learn how to use the translation platform, please refer to Crowdin Support.

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Guidelines

Please adhere to the following rules to help us keep the quality of translations high.

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1. Consistent

The same things need to have the same names everywhere.

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2. Precise

Try to stay as close as possible to the original when translating to your language.

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3. Default

It will be much easier for people to use Spacebring if familiar concepts have familiar names here. Whenever you’re looking for a word, focus on those people are used to seeing in a relevant context. What does Apple use in this case? What does Google use? What do our main competitors in your region use?

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4. Beautiful

Use good language to make Spacebring look like it was built in your region. Respect your language’s grammar and style where possible. Avoid abbreviations. Try to find ways around gender problems instead of going for things like o(a), unless the alternative looks even more awkward. In most cases, it’s possible to find a way of saying anything without hurting the language.