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c455b8b1eb feat(i18n): Add Hungarian language support to ZITADEL (#8645)
- Fully translated all UI elements, documentation, and error messages
- Added Hungarian as a new supported language option
- Updated language selection menus and related configuration files
- Ensured consistency across all translated content

# Which Problems Are Solved

- ZITADEL was not accessible for Hungarian-speaking users due to lack of
language support
- Hungarian users had to rely on English or other languages to use the
platform
- Potential user base was limited due to language barrier

# How the Problems Are Solved

- Translated all user interface elements, including console and login
interfaces
- Translated all documentation files to Hungarian
- Added Hungarian translations for all error messages and notifications
- Implemented Hungarian as a selectable language option in the system

# Additional Changes

- Updated language selection menus to include Hungarian
- Modified configuration files to support Hungarian language
- Ensured consistent terminology and style across all translated content
- Added Hungarian language option to relevant dropdown menus and
settings

# Additional Context

- Relates to the ongoing internationalization efforts of ZITADEL
- Enhances accessibility for Hungarian-speaking developers and users
- Expands ZITADEL's potential user base in Hungary and
Hungarian-speaking regions

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Co-authored-by: Max Peintner <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Tim Möhlmann <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Stefan Benz <[email protected]>
2024-10-11 09:00:50 +00:00

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Customized Texts

You are able to customize the texts used from ZITADEL. This is possibly on the instance or organization level.

Message Texts

Sometimes the users will get an email or phone message from ZITADEL (e.g Password Reset Request). ZITADEL already has some good standard texts, but maybe you would like to customize it for your organization.

Go to the message text policy on your organization and you will find the different kinds of messages that are sent from ZITADEL. Choose the template and the language you like to edit. You can now change all the texts from a message. As soon as you click into a input field you will see some attribute chips below the field. These are the parameters you can include on this specific message.

Message Texts

Login Texts

Like the message texts you are also able to change the texts on the login interface. First choose the screen and the language you like to edit. You will see the default texts in the input field and you can overwrite them by typing into the box.

Message Texts

Reset to default

If you don't like your customization anymore click the "reset policy" button. All your settings will be removed and the default settings of the system will trigger.

Internationalization / i18n

ZITADEL is available in the following languages

  • German (de)
  • English (en)
  • Spanish (es)
  • French (fr)
  • Indonesian (id)
  • Italian (it)
  • 日本語 (ja)
  • Polish(pl)
  • 简体中文(zh)
  • Bulgarian (bg)
  • Portuguese (pt)
  • Macedonian (mk)
  • Czech (cs)
  • Russian (ru)
  • Dutch (nl)
  • Swedish (sv)
  • Hungarian (hu)

A language is displayed based on your agent's language header. If a users language header doesn't match any of the supported or restricted languages, the instances default language will be used.

If you need support for a specific language we highly encourage you to contribute translation files for the missing language.

Restrict Languages

If you only want to enable a subset of the supported languages, you can configure the languages you'd like to allow using the restrictions API. The login UI and notification messages are only rendered in one of the allowed languages and fallback to the instances default language. Also, the instances OIDC discovery endpoint will only list the allowed languages in the ui_locales_supported field.

All language settings are also configurable in the consoles Languages default settings.

Languages