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Jekyll Dictionaries Plugin

Welcome to the Jekyll Dictionaries Plugin project! This open-source project allows you to create and share JSON dictionaries that can be accessed via a public API for language learning in mobile applications.

Intro

The plugin will automatically generate dictionary and dictionary api pages for all dictionaries located into folder _data/dictionaries of jekyll project.

Installation

Add this line to your site's Gemfile:

gem 'jekyll-dictionaries'

Include dictionary/head.html into default layout to add custom styles of the plugin (the plugin styles are added as inline css styles and it might be updated if it's needed):

<head>
  ...
   {% include dictionaries/head.html %}
</head>

Include dictionaries/list.html into index page to show a list of available dictionaries:

  {% include dictionaries/list.html %}

(OPTIONAL) Also it's possible to change layout and permalink of dictionary pages on site's _config.yml:

dictionaries:
  pages:
    dictionary:
      layout: dictionary
      permalink: dictionaries/:name
    dictionary_api:
      layout: dictionary_api
      permalink: api/dictionaries/:name.json

Dictionaries Structure

The dictionaries in this project have a specific structure that consists of the following components:

Root Directory

The root directory for dictionaries is _data/dictionaries. It contains JSON files that start with an underscore _ as well as folders that have names similar to the files but without the underscore. These folders act as containers for dictionary collections and can be nested.

Collection Files

Any JSON File: Any JSON file within a folder is detected as a collection file. A collection file is a JSON object that can be used to set translations.
"_metadata.json" (Optional): This file can be added inside nested folders to set folder details for the API. If this file is missing, the folder name will be used as the container name for the dictionaries in the API response. For example, if there is a folder named "greetings," and a developer wants to use a specific name for the folder in the API, they can add the file "_metadata.json" into the folder with data {"name": "Greetings"}. As a result, the plugin will generate an API where the folder name will be "Greetings."

Dictionary Types

This project supports two types of dictionaries:

1. Single Translation Dictionary

A "single translation" dictionary is used to generate a dictionary for a selected learning language, with translations available in any other languages. The JSON structure for a "single translation" dictionary and its collections is as follows:

_data/dictionaries/_single_dictionary.json:

{
    "version": "1.0.0",
    "name": "Simple",
    "translationType": "single",
    "learning": "es"
}

In this example, the learning language is set on the dictionary data with the "learning" field (using ISO 639-1 language codes).

_data/dictionaries/single_dictionary/greetings.json:

{
    "name": "Greetings",
    "type": "collection",
    "data": [
        {"learning":"¡Hola!", "primary":"Hello!"},
        {"learning":"¡Buenos días!", "primary":"Good morning!", "notes": {"learning": "por la mañana", "primary": "at morning"}}
    ]
}

The collection contains an array property "data" with word translations. In this case, the learning language is specified for each translation entry, while the "primary" field represents the translation in the target language. Additionally, you can include "notes" related to learning and translations.

2. Multiple Translations Dictionary

A "multiple translation" dictionary is used to generate a dictionary with multiple translations available simultaneously. The JSON structure for a "multiple translation" dictionary and its collections is as follows:

_data/dictionaries/_multiple_dictionary.json:

{
    "version": "1.0.0",
    "name": "Simple",
    "translationType": "multiple",
    "learning": "es",
    "translations":  ["en", "ru"]
}

In this example, the learning language is set on the dictionary data with the "learning" field (using ISO 639-1 language codes). Multiple translation types are specified in the "translations" property (using ISO 639-1 language codes).

_data/dictionaries/multiple_dictionary/greetings.json:

{
    "name": "Greetings",
    "type": "collection",
    "data": [
        {"learning":"¡Hola!", "en":"Hello!", "ru": "Привет!"},
        {"learning":"¡Buenos días!", "en":"Good morning!", "ru":"Доброе утро!",  "notes": {"learning": "por la mañana", "en": "at morning", "ru": "говорят по утрам"}}
    ]
}

The collection contains an array property "data" with word translations. Each translation entry includes the learning language and multiple translations specified in the "translations" property. Additionally, you can include "notes" related to learning and translations for each entry.

Object Properties

1. Dictionary Object

The dictionary object is a JSON object with the following properties:

Property	Type	Description
`name`	string	The name of the dictionary. (Required)
`translationType`	string	The type of translation ("single" or "multiple"). (Required)
`learning`	string	The learning language code, related to ISO 639-1 language codes. (Required) ISO 639-1 Language Codes
`version`	string	The version of the dictionary. (Optional)
`translations`	array	An array of ISO 639-1 language codes (required if `translationType` is "multiple").

2. Collection Object

The collection object is a JSON object with the following properties based on the translationType of the dictionary:

If `translationType` is "single":

Property	Type	Description
`type`	string	The type of the collection ("folder"). (Required)
`learning`	string	The learning word or phrase. (Required)
`primary`	string	The primary translation. (Required)
`notes`	object	Additional notes related to learning and translation (Optional). - `learning`: Additional notes related to the learning word/phrase (string). - `primary`: Additional notes related to the primary translation (string).

If `translationType` is "multiple":

Property	Type	Description
`type`	string	The type of the collection ("folder"). (Required)
`learning`	string	The learning word or phrase. (Required)
Properties for each translations of related dictionary	string	Properties for each translations of related dictionary, all of which are required.
`notes`	object	Additional notes related to learning and translations (Optional). - `learning`: Additional notes related to the learning word/phrase (string). - Properties for each translation type: Additional notes related to each translation type (string).

3. Folder Object

The _metadata.json file is used to set the folder name on the API response and contains the following property:

Property	Type	Description
`name`	string	The name to be used as the folder name in the API response. (Optional, if missing, the folder name will be used.)

Dictionary Types Examples

1. Single Translation Dictionary Example

Folder Structure

_data/dictionaries/_single.json
_data/dictionaries/single/greetings.json
_data/dictionaries/single/unit1/numbers.json

_data/dictionaries/_single.json:

{
    "version": "1.0.0",
    "name": "Basic (One Language)",
    "translationType": "single",
    "learning": "es"
}

_data/dictionaries/single/greetings.json:

{
    "name": "Greetings",
    "type": "collection",
    "data": [
        {"learning":"¡Hola!", "primary":"Hello!"}
    ]
}

_data/dictionaries/single/unit1/numbers.json:

{
    "type": "collection",
    "data": [
        {
            "primary": "one",
            "learning": "uno"
        },
        {
            "primary": "two",
            "learning": "dos"
        },
        {
            "primary": "three",
            "learning": "tres"
        },
        {
            "primary": "four",
            "learning": "cuatro"
        },
        {
            "primary": "five",
            "learning": "cinco"
        },
        {
            "primary": "six",
            "elearnings": "seis"
        },
        {
            "primary": "seven",
            "learning": "siete"
        },
        {
            "primary": "eight",
            "learning": "ocho"
        },
        {
            "primary": "nine",
            "learning": "nueve"
        },
        {
            "primary": "ten",
            "learning": "diez"
        }
    ]
}

The plugin will generate JSON API /api/dictionaries/single.json

{"docUrl":"http://example.org/dictionaries/single","version":"1.0.0","name":"Basic (One Language)","translationType":"single","learning":"es","data":[{"name":"Greetings","type":"collection","data":[{"learning":"¡Hola!","primary":"Hello!"}]},{"type":"folder","name":"unit1","data":[{"name":"numbers","type":"collection","data":[{"primary":"one","learning":"uno"},{"primary":"two","learning":"dos"},{"primary":"three","learning":"tres"},{"primary":"four","learning":"cuatro"},{"primary":"five","learning":"cinco"},{"primary":"six","elearnings":"seis"},{"primary":"seven","learning":"siete"},{"primary":"eight","learning":"ocho"},{"primary":"nine","learning":"nueve"},{"primary":"ten","learning":"diez"}]}]}]}

2. Multiple Translations Dictionary Example

Folder Structure

_data/dictionaries/_multiple.json
_data/dictionaries/multiple/greetings.json
_data/dictionaries/multiple/unit1/_metadata.json
_data/dictionaries/multiple/unit1/numbers.json

_data/dictionaries/_multiple.json:

{
    "version": "1.0.0",
    "name": "Basic (Multiple Languages)",
    "translationType": "multiple",
    "learning": "es",
    "translations": [
        "en", "ru", "de", "fr", "pt"
    ]
}

_data/dictionaries/multiple/greetings.json:

{
    "name": "Greetings",
    "type": "collection",
    "data": [
        {"learning":"¡Hola!", "en":"Hello!", "ru":"Привет!", "de":"Hallo!", "fr":"Bonjour!", "pt":"Olá!"}
    ]
}

_data/dictionaries/multiple/un1/_metadata.json:

{
    "name": "Unit 1"
}

_data/dictionaries/multiple/un1/numbers.json:

{
    "type": "collection",
    "data": [
        {
            "learning": "uno",
            "en": "one",
            "ru": "один",
            "de": "eins",
            "fr": "un",
            "pt": "um"
        },
        {
            "learning": "dos",
            "en": "two",
            "ru": "два",
            "de": "zwei",
            "fr": "deux",
            "pt": "dois"
        },
        {
            "learning": "tres",
            "en": "three",
            "ru": "три",
            "de": "drei",
            "fr": "trois",
            "pt": "três"
        },
        {
            "learning": "cuatro",
            "en": "four",
            "ru": "четыре",
            "de": "vier",
            "fr": "quatre",
            "pt": "quatro"
        },
        {
            "learning": "cinco",
            "en": "five",
            "ru": "пять",
            "de": "fünf",
            "fr": "cinq",
            "pt": "cinco"
        },
        {
            "learning": "seis",
            "en": "six",
            "ru": "шесть",
            "de": "sechs",
            "fr": "six",
            "pt": "seis"
        },
        {
            "learning": "siete",
            "en": "seven",
            "ru": "семь",
            "de": "sieben",
            "fr": "sept",
            "pt": "sete"
        },
        {
            "learning": "ocho",
            "en": "eight",
            "ru": "восемь",
            "de": "acht",
            "fr": "huit",
            "pt": "oito"
        },
        {
            "learning": "nueve",
            "en": "nine",
            "ru": "девять",
            "de": "neun",
            "fr": "neuf",
            "pt": "nove"
        },
        {
            "learning": "diez",
            "en": "ten",
            "ru": "десять",
            "de": "zehn",
            "fr": "dix",
            "pt": "dez"
        }
    ]
}

The plugin will generate JSON API /api/dictionaries/multiple.json

{"docUrl":"http://example.org/dictionaries/multiple","version":"1.0.0","name":"Basic (Multiple Languages)","translationType":"multiple","learning":"es","translations":["en","ru","de","fr","pt"],"data":[{"name":"Greetings","type":"collection","data":[{"learning":"¡Hola!","en":"Hello!","ru":"Привет!","de":"Hallo!","fr":"Bonjour!","pt":"Olá!"}]},{"type":"folder","name":"Unit 1","data":[{"name":"numbers","type":"collection","data":[{"learning":"uno","en":"one","ru":"один","de":"eins","fr":"un","pt":"um"},{"learning":"dos","en":"two","ru":"два","de":"zwei","fr":"deux","pt":"dois"},{"learning":"tres","en":"three","ru":"три","de":"drei","fr":"trois","pt":"três"},{"learning":"cuatro","en":"four","ru":"четыре","de":"vier","fr":"quatre","pt":"quatro"},{"learning":"cinco","en":"five","ru":"пять","de":"fünf","fr":"cinq","pt":"cinco"},{"learning":"seis","en":"six","ru":"шесть","de":"sechs","fr":"six","pt":"seis"},{"learning":"siete","en":"seven","ru":"семь","de":"sieben","fr":"sept","pt":"sete"},{"learning":"ocho","en":"eight","ru":"восемь","de":"acht","fr":"huit","pt":"oito"},{"learning":"nueve","en":"nine","ru":"девять","de":"neun","fr":"neuf","pt":"nove"},{"learning":"diez","en":"ten","ru":"десять","de":"zehn","fr":"dix","pt":"dez"}]}]}]}

As you can see collection greetings and folder un1 have names that are defined by property name.

Push New Version Commands

 gem bump
 gem build jekyll-dictionaries.gemspec
 gem push jekyll-dictionaries-1.0.2.gem

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

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jekyll-dictionaries

Jekyll Dictionaries Plugin

Table of Contents

Intro

Installation

Dictionaries Structure

Root Directory

Collection Files

Dictionary Types

1. Single Translation Dictionary

2. Multiple Translations Dictionary

Object Properties

1. Dictionary Object

2. Collection Object

If `translationType` is "single":

If `translationType` is "multiple":

3. Folder Object

Dictionary Types Examples

1. Single Translation Dictionary Example

Folder Structure

2. Multiple Translations Dictionary Example

Folder Structure

Push New Version Commands

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Jekyll Dictionaries Plugin

Table of Contents

Intro

Installation

Dictionaries Structure

Root Directory

Collection Files

Dictionary Types

1. Single Translation Dictionary

2. Multiple Translations Dictionary

Object Properties

1. Dictionary Object

2. Collection Object

If translationType is "single":

If translationType is "multiple":

3. Folder Object

Dictionary Types Examples

1. Single Translation Dictionary Example

Folder Structure

2. Multiple Translations Dictionary Example

Folder Structure

Push New Version Commands

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If `translationType` is "single":

If `translationType` is "multiple":