Hello Robert,
which Zanata version you are using? In Zanata 4.3.3 I can upload HTML,
translate things and download the language specific version, i.e.
https://translate-dev.openstack.org/rest/file/translation/file-check/master/de/baked?docId=Translating_HTML_files.html
kind regards
Frank
PS: Project doc type must be "file"
Am 2018-12-02 21:54, schrieb Robert Koch:
I've uploaded two HTML documents for translation. However, when
downloading translated assets via Web-Interface or Zanata CLI (zanata
pull), I just get po files. How can I get the original HTML document
with translated strings?
I've found various possibilities, but I failed accomplishing my goal:
* Raw documents:
http://docs.zanata.org/en/release/user-guide/documents/raw-documents/
--> Failed as I don't understood how to retrieve the raw document.
* Zanata REST API: http://zanata.org/zanata-platform/rest-api-docs/
--> There is a
"/file/translation/{projectSlug}/{iterationSlug}/{locale}/{fileType}"
where {fileType} could be baked, half_baked or po. Sounds interesting -
however, how do I get this REST call running? "translate.zanata.org"
does not seem to be a valid endpoint.
* Localization Workflow:
https://github.com/zanata/zanata-platform/wiki/Localization-Workflow
--> "publican" seems to support doing something with PO-files and HTML
-
but I failed to get something running.
* Documentation Internationalization:
https://jareddillard.com/blog/documentation-internationalization-using-sphinx-and-zanata.html
--> Does generate HTML - can it be used for my use case?
Please guide me into right direction.
BR Robert
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