- Issue created by @bmateus
- 🇳🇱Netherlands jb044 Leeuwarden
But it is, the settings form is multilangual and you can prefix the rest api's with your langcode to get the messages and the email that gets send in the right language. Also the module assumes this works in the same way in the frontend app, so it also prefixes urls on the frontend with the current langcode. For our implementation this was sufficient, but I can imagine this may not be the case for all decoupled websites, so if there is demand for a more flexible setup I can implement that.
I'm a dutch native normally and I would have provided dutch translations for all strings in the module, but translations go through localize.drupal.org so I can only suggest them and not much more. But besides this you can translate everything the module provides though the normal interfaces in the Drupal cms.
- 🇵🇹Portugal bmateus
Oh, sorry then.
Must be my bad, not so used to translations in Drupal.
I'll try to see how I can translate it via Drupal.And thank you for a great module :)