Languages
There are several elements that might be customized in the visual scheme designer which represents an outstanding advantage and a relevant feature by considering a wide groups of users or client's system requirements. In this article is described a brief procedure to add a new language to the Workflow Engine Designer and enabling it through the Designer UI.
Adding a custom language to Workflow Engine Designer
First, the WorkflowEngine.NET project repository should be reviewed. The language files that are available for translating purposes can be found through the project root directory in the following location:
└─ WorkflowEngine.NET
└─ Designer
└─ Localization
In the Localization
directory, the file
en_default.json can be used as
template. It can be translated to the language of your preference. The translation can be completed by using Google Translate or a similar
tool and any available open-source text and source code editor. Once the JSON file has been translated, the modified file should be saved in
this directory and named according the standard language codes as follows:
<lang-code>.json
For instance, a translated file el.json
to implement Greek language:
{
"LangInfo": {
"code": "el",
"dialect": "HE",
"name": "Greek",
"description": "Greek native",
// "bidi": "rtl" // this is an optional parameter for right-to-left locales
},
"DeleteConfirm": "