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- The Spanish interface addresses the reader as tú, uses the infinitive on buttons and menu options, and uses Spain vocabulary (pulsar, introducir, añadir, the Intro key) - Backup, snapshot, host, pool and slot stay in English, and Proxmox web interface paths keep their English labels - Mistranslated texts, missing spaces and gender agreements corrected - Spanish documentation quotes the updated screen labels - The translation guide describes the Spanish style - The command description fixture follows the updated Spanish text
Monitor dashboard translations
The ProxMenux Monitor dashboard uses a small client-side i18n layer.
- English (
en) is the source language and the runtime fallback. - Eight locales are shipped and fully populated end-to-end:
en,de,es,fr,it,pt,sk,sv. Non-English catalogs started from an automated bootstrap and are being polished as native speakers pass through them.
To improve a translation, edit the values in your locale's common.json — keep placeholders such as {uptime}, {vmid} or {count} unchanged, and don't translate brand or product names (ProxMenux Monitor, Proxmox Backup Server, Secure Gateway, Tailscale, etc.). Missing keys fall back to English at runtime, so a partial refresh is always safe to merge.
Backup message composition regressions
From the repository root, run:
node tests/test_backup_archives_empty.cjs
node tests/test_backup_destination_messages.cjs
Prerequisites: Node.js and the typescript development dependency from
AppImage/package.json must be installed/resolvable (normally in
AppImage/node_modules). These tests compile actual JSX message branches and
pure i18n lookup functions without importing the component or calling a backend.
They cover whole English messages, missing-key locale fallback, loading/error
branches, nonempty lists, the removal notice at zero/one/multiple archives,
local-attach help, and unchanged shared labels. They do not replace browser or
real-host acceptance. Keep literal paths in the local-attach help unchanged.
To add a new locale, see §11 → Adding a new locale in the Contributing Guide.