Early preview of Rust standard library localization documents

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The Rust standard library localization documents are released by wtklbm. The localization documents now support 104 languages. These localization documents are automatically processed by the Cmtor program based on Google Translate. Please do not submit any PR to the localization documents in this warehouse.

Rust Localized documents can be used as smart tips for IDE tools to help Rust developers quickly understand Rust API and improve the development efficiency and code quality of Rust engineers.

Which file should I download

All the documents in this warehouse are automatically completed based on Google Translate. If you want to use the localized documents in this warehouse, you need to know what the code of your country is. For example, friends in China can download zh-CN.zip or zh-TW.zip, friends in Korea can download ko.zip, friends in Japan can download ja.zip, friends in Germany can download de.zip, and friends in Russia can download ru.zip.

For details, see：https://cloud.google.com/translate/docs/languages

How to use Rust localized documents

Please note that all localized documents in this warehouse will follow the updates of Rust. If you want to install a specific version of Rust localized documents, please transfer to previews page to download. When using localized documents, the localized document version and the Rust version must be consistent. And you cannot use the nightly version, but the stable version.

If you are just starting to use Rust, after Rust is successfully installed, you should also install rust-src through the rustup component add rust-src command. After installing rust-src, please follow the steps below:

1. First get the value of the system environment variable CARGO_HOME, this value is a file path
2. Under the CARGO_HOME folder, find a folder named .rustup, and under the folder there is a folder named toolchains
3. In the toolchains folder, find the Rust version you are currently using and open it, for example, stable-x86_64-pc-windows-msvc on Windows
4. Then open the lib/rustlib/src/rust directory, the folder under this directory is where the source code of the Rust standard library is located
5. Save a copy of everything in the lib/rustlib/src/rust/library folder
6. Download the localized document source file corresponding to this warehouse, rename it to library and place it under the lib/rustlib/src/rust folder
7. Run: rustup default stable to switch to the stable version
8. Restart the IDE tool, and the smart prompt of the localized document starts to work
9. Happy coding！

about PR

At present, the Rust standard library translation is automatically processed through the Cmtor program, because translating the Rust standard library is a difficult task, which can not be completed quickly by a few people, and the efficiency, timeliness, and quality of translation cannot be guaranteed, so At present, it is only through the Cmtor program to automatically process those source code files. I am very willing to make some meager contributions to Rust and do a good job of translation. Currently, I am modifying the Cmtor program to improve common errors. After the common errors are fixed, I think that at that time is the best time for us to manually translate the source code.

If you have any good ideas, we can discuss them together.

License

MIT OR Apache-2.0

connection

I am a full-stack developer who loves front-end and Rust. If you have any questions about localization, please feel free to contact me.