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- This script is used to figure out which languages are included in a Calamares release; it fetches translation statistics from Transifex. - Document Esperanto better. - Add a -v option to see the actual translation numbers.
115 lines
3.7 KiB
Python
Executable File
115 lines
3.7 KiB
Python
Executable File
#! /usr/bin/env python3
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#
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# Uses the Transifex API to get a list of enabled languages,
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# and outputs CMake settings for inclusion into CMakeLists.txt.
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#
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# This is a Python3 script.
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#
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# Run it with a -v command-line option to get extra output on
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# actual translation percentages.
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import sys
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def get_tx_credentials():
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"""
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Gets the API token out of the user's .transifexrc (this is supposed
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to be secure).
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"""
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import configparser
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import os
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txconfig_name = os.path.expanduser("~/.transifexrc")
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try:
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with open(txconfig_name, "r") as f:
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parser = configparser.ConfigParser()
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parser.read_file(f)
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return parser.get("https://www.transifex.com", "password")
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except IOError as e:
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return None
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def output_langs(all_langs, label, filterfunc):
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"""
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Output (via print) all of the languages in @p all_langs
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that satisfy the translation-percentage filter @p filterfunc.
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Prints a CMake set() command with the @p label as part
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of the variable name.
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Performs line-wrapping.
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"""
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these_langs = [l for s, l in all_langs if filterfunc(s)]
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out = " ".join(["set( _tx_%s" % label, " ".join(sorted(these_langs)), ")"])
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width = 68
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prefix = ""
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while len(out) > width - len(prefix):
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chunk = out[:out[:width].rfind(" ")]
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print("%s%s" % (prefix, chunk))
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out = out[len(chunk)+1:]
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prefix = " "
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print("%s%s" % (prefix, out))
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def get_tx_stats(token, verbose):
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"""
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Does an API request to Transifex with the given API @p token, getting
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the translation statistics for the main body of texts. Then prints
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out CMake settings to replace the _tx_* variables in CMakeLists.txt
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according to standard criteria.
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If @p verbose is True, prints out language stats as well.
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"""
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import requests
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r = requests.get("https://api.transifex.com/organizations/calamares/projects/calamares/resources/calamares-master/", auth=("api", token))
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if r.status_code != 200:
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return 1
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suppressed_languages = ( "es_ES", ) # In Transifex, but not used
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# Some languages go into the "incomplete" list by definition,
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# regardless of their completion status: this can have various reasons.
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#
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# Note that Esperanto (eo) is special-cased in CMakeLists.txt
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# during the build; recent Qt releases *do* support the language,
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# and it's at-the-least ok.
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incomplete_languages = (
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"eo", # Not supported by QLocale < 5.12.1
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)
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all_langs = []
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j = r.json()
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languages = j["stats"]
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print("# Total %d languages" % len(languages))
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for lang_name in languages:
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if lang_name in suppressed_languages:
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continue
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stats = languages[lang_name]["translated"]["percentage"]
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# Make the by-definition-incomplete languages have a percentage
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# lower than zero; this way they end up sorted (in -v output)
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# at the bottom but you can still determine the "actual" percentage.
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if lang_name in incomplete_languages:
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stats = -stats
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all_langs.append((stats, lang_name))
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if verbose:
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for s, l in sorted(all_langs, reverse=True):
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print("# %16s\t%6.2f" % (l, s * 100.0))
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output_langs(all_langs, "complete", lambda s : s == 1.0)
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output_langs(all_langs, "good", lambda s : 1.0 > s >= 0.75)
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output_langs(all_langs, "ok", lambda s : 0.75 > s >= 0.05)
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output_langs(all_langs, "incomplete", lambda s : 0.05 > s)
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return 0
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def main():
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verbose = (sys.argv[-1] == "-v")
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cred = get_tx_credentials()
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if cred:
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return get_tx_stats(cred, verbose)
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else:
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print("! Could not find API token in ~/.transifexrc")
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return 1
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return 0
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if __name__ == "__main__":
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sys.exit(main())
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