Plans to Add i18n Support to the Docs?

[folke]

Discussed in #506

^{Originally posted by jcha0713 March 31, 2023}
LazyVim is an excellent starting point for beginners using Neovim, and I would like to introduce this project to more (Korean) users. It would be really helpful to have i18n support in the documentation, and I would be more than happy to contribute by translating it into Korean. Is this something that could be considered?

[folke]

More info at https://docusaurus.io/docs/i18n/introduction

[Coien-rr]

Maybe the Chinese version is also a great project ! ! ! 👏

[cStralpt]

and maybe indonesian version too! :)

[LionChenA]

If there is a Chinese one, please let me know. I'm willing to contribute.

[thyeun]

For Mandarin/Chinese and Malay/Indonesia, i can contribute too.

[josemiguelo]

I'd like to contribute to the spanish version too :)

[spider8]

I would like to contribute to the Brazilian Portuguese version as well.

[baker221]

I can contribute to Chinese-Simplified, too.

[samusz]

I'd be happy to help out for french.

[samusz]

More info at docusaurus.io/docs/i18n/introduction

Is this for the website or in neovim ?

[fivepixels]

@samusz, No. That is the website that introduces the new feature regarding supporting different languages in the framework called Docusaurus, which helps developers create their documentation very quickly. He used it for the LazyVim website.

[fivepixels]

@samusz, if you want to contribute to this repository, then you may want to add README-FR.md translate all sentences, and make a pull request.

[samusz]

Thanks for the shout-out @cattynip , I will propose a translation soon.
I have to say, when I look at Deepl's translations, I mostly have to check for minor errors.