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YDAdmasu/LLSample-Telegram-Bots

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natural language processing

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software
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This a sample for language localization of a telegram bot in three different language English,Amharic and Afan-Oromo. # LLSample-Telegram-Bots A minimal sample repository demonstrating Telegram bot localization (i18n) and deployment helpers. This project contains translation files, a small `i18n.py` helper, and a script to compile translations into binary catalogs. **Key files** - `i18n.py` — localization helper and loader - `scripts/compile_translations.py` — compiles `.po` files into `.mo` - `locales/` — language directories with `LC_MESSAGES/messages.po` - `requirements.txt` — Python dependencies - `Dockerfile` and `docker-compose.yml` — containerized runtime ## Features - Simple i18n-ready structure using gettext `.po` files - Helper script to compile translations - Docker support for consistent runtime ## Requirements - Python 3.8+ - pip - (Optional) Docker & docker-compose ## Setup (local) 1. Create and activate a virtual environment: ```powershell python -m venv venv venv\Scripts\Activate.ps1 ``` 2. Install dependencies: ```powershell pip install -r requirements.txt ``` 3. Compile translations (if you edit `.po` files): ```powershell python scripts/compile_translations.py ``` 4. Run your bot or script that uses `i18n.py`. ## Running with Docker Build and run using the included Docker files: ```powershell docker compose build docker compose up ``` Adjust the `docker-compose.yml` environment variables for tokens or configuration as needed. ## Localization workflow - Edit translations in `locales/ /LC_MESSAGES/messages.po`. - Compile them into binary `.mo` files using `scripts/compile_translations.py`. - `i18n.py` is provided to load and use the compiled translations at runtime. ## Contributing - Open issues or pull requests for improvements. - Keep translations in sync with source strings and run the compile script when updating `.po` files. ## Where to look - See the `i18n.py` helper in the repository root for usage. - See `scripts/compile_translations.py` for the compile step. ## License MI …