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Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.nudj.cx/llms.txt

Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

Nudj is built for multi-language out of the box. Every piece of content — challenges, rewards, achievements, posts, games, leaderboards, variables — supports translations.

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The translation editor

Community Settings -> Languages. The editor shows:
  • Every translation key in the community.
  • The English source string.
  • Per-locale translations.
  • Multi-line support (#589) for long copy blocks.
  • Root-level JSON edits (#2012) for advanced use cases.
The editor loads English on open (#716) so you always see the baseline.

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Language switcher

The admin has an in-app language switcher (#746, #1053) — flip between locales to see how members in that language experience content. Posts studio has a dedicated sidebar language switcher (#2226) for in-flow translation during content creation.

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Content-language cookie + API x-language header

Nudj sets a content-language cookie (#1916) that controls the x-language header on every API request. This makes the backend language-aware without URL prefixes. Adjust the cookie from the content-language setting on the translations screen (#1043).

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Multi-language variables

Question action variables (#1171) support translation — the prompt, options, and stored data can all be localised.

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Language key reference

A language key reference (#579) lists every key used in the community with its location. Helpful when you’re translating and want to see where a string appears.

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Adding a new language

Enable the language

Community Settings -> Languages -> Add. Pick the locale.

Import defaults

New-language translations (#1163) ship with sensible platform defaults — so members see a usable app even before you translate every key.

Translate custom content

Per-challenge, per-reward, per-achievement translation. Language switch bugs across the admin were fixed in #845, #868, #2137, #2247.

Set default

Optional: mark a non-English language as community default.

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Games support

Games ship with French and German defaults (#2011) built-in. Other languages use the standard translation flow.

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Troubleshooting

Older bug, fixed across #845, #868, #2137, #2247. Hard-refresh. If it persists, clear the Turbopack cache.
Check the content-language cookie (#1916, #1043). It should match the community default.