#Stretchly cnet install

Translations are in json format and I've tried to divide them by their location in the UI of Stretchly. Translations are located in folder app/locales/ and are named by their language code, ie sk.json for Slovak. Open the folder with code in your favorite text editor and you are good to go. Now you should be able to start Stretchly from command line (don't forget to close running instance of Stretchly, if you have one):

#Stretchly cnet install

Install dependenciesĬhange to directory where Stretchly is located (the one that you just cloned with git) and install deps:

If you are on Windows and installer is asking whether you wanna install extra stuff, say yes, you will save yourself some time :) 1.

Node.js installed (version from package.json file in the code), similar to:.

Or possibly other branch, based on what are you trying to do :) Prerequisites 2 But if you are coming here from newsletter about translating for Stretchly 1.0, do this: (change the branch) If you are translating current version, you're good. Then find Clone or Download button in your copy and copy the url.Ĭlone Stretchly code from command line (with git available) - using the url you copied a second ago: This will create a copy of Stretchly code in your account. Go to and click on Fork button in top right. This guide assumes that you know your way around command line and a bit or two about NodeJS, git and Github.īut if you are willing to learn something, you might be just fine, I am adding some extra notes for you. You can now easily translate via Weblate online :) So you wanna help to translate Stretchly? Awesome! Translating Stretchly Translating Stretchly Posted under