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# How to use Drupal translation?
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We use `Drupal.t` for all strings in this project, so any static string should be by default accessible for translation.
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However, some strings are coming from the config object and we use them like `Drupal.t(config.placeholder)`. Drupal can't scan these strings, so you need to add them somewhere in your JS files for Drupal to scan them.
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Something like:
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Drupal.t('My placeholder');
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Drupal.t('The custom title');
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Drupal.t('Another title');
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Drupal.t('Another string!');
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...
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``` |
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