问题
I've installed a Django App to my virtualenv, and I would like to add extra translations to that App.
Is it possible to import the messages from an app installed in a virtualenv to my django.po in my project's locale/pt/LC_MESSAGES folder?
Alternatively, should I translate the 3rd party app? If so, how can I use makemessages to generate the messages in the app installed in the virtualenv?
回答1:
Within my project directory I make a (temporary) symlink to the app in my virtualenv and then I run the makemessages command like:
../manage.py makemessages -l nl --symlinks
After the *.po files is created I remove the symlink..
回答2:
You should probably add translations to the 3rd party app, provided they're general enough for others to re-use.
You'll want to pip install a fork of the 3rd party app's repository, with something like this (assuming git and GitHub):
pip install -e git://github.com/{{ username }}/{{ reponame }}.git
Commit and push your changes, then submit a pull request to the original repository.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/17837149/makemessages-for-an-app-installed-in-virtualenv