WIP: Idea for handling of translations: Using same JSON structure for translation files #510
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Keys for arrays could be determined from We need to mark fields which are language-dependent. Open question: Is this information also part of JSON-schema |
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We want to take the approach of .properties files. Therefore, I close this draft |
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See #106.
This PR shall show one possible approach how translations could be stored in separate JSON files (one file per language and JSON file).
The filename pattern would be
<object name>.<object type>.<language>.json.The content of the JSON file shows following fields of the original ABAP file format (JSON representation):
formatVersion