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Issues with .json files (used for translations)

Issues with .json files (used for translations)

The .json file defines text elements shown in the charger’s user interface. It serves as the source for language localisation. Each translated version of this file enables the user interface to appear in the selected local language.

If the .json file has invalid syntax or formatting, the charger’s system will reject it and prevent the upload to the station.

 

Most common mistakes:

  • The key name must be enclosed in straight double quotation marks, like "Charging_Stop", and not written as "Charging_Stop: without the closing quote after the colon.

  • \n – it means that a new line will be added. Pay attention: do NOT use \N or \n\

  • "DecimalSeparator":".",

  • "GroupSeparator":"",

 

When you finish translation, use JSONLint Editor online tool to validate code of your .json file.

 

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