Replace UI text with Chinese (zh) translation#5671
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已翻译文件： - 404.htm, dmxmap.htm, edit.htm, index.htm - liveview.htm, liveviewws2D.htm, msg.htm - settings.htm, settings_2D.htm, settings_dmx.htm - settings_leds.htm, settings_pin.htm, settings_pininfo.htm - settings_sec.htm, settings_sync.htm, settings_time.htm - settings_ui.htm, settings_um.htm, settings_wifi.htm - update.htm, usermod.htm, welcome.htm 翻译内容：标题、按钮、标签、提示文字、错误信息 保持不变：HTML结构、JS代码、CSS、变量名、URL
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WalkthroughAll web UI files under wled00/data/ were localized from English to Chinese: each page’s root ChangesComplete Web UI Chinese Localization
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wled00/data/settings_leds.htm (1)
2-2:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winUpdate document language metadata to Chinese.
Line 2 is still
lang="en"while the page content is localized to Chinese; switch tolang="zh"to keep accessibility and language detection correct.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@wled00/data/settings_leds.htm` at line 2, The page's HTML root element still declares lang="en" while the content is Chinese; update the <html> element in settings_leds.htm from lang="en" to lang="zh" (or a more specific variant like lang="zh-CN" if appropriate) so language metadata matches the localized content and aids accessibility and language detection.wled00/data/update.htm (1)
99-101:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winLocalize auto-update “firmware not found” status
When no matching asset is found, the status message is still English (
Firmware not found... Available...). This is user-visible in the Chinese workflow and should be translated.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@wled00/data/update.htm` around lines 99 - 101, The status message shown when no matching asset is found uses hardcoded English in the assignment to status.textContent (currently using `Firmware not found (*${assetSuffix}). Available: ${available}`); replace that literal with the localized string lookup used elsewhere (e.g., call the project's i18n function or lookup table) and format it with assetSuffix and available, so the message is translated for other locales; ensure you still set btn.disabled = false and keep the `available` and `assetSuffix` variables in the formatted localized message.
🤖 Prompt for all review comments with AI agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
Inline comments:
In `@wled00/data/settings_dmx.htm`:
- Line 58: The label text contains an English word "Universe" breaking
localization; update the string in the settings_dmx.htm line that renders "代理
Universe <input name=PU ..." (input name=PU) to a fully localized Chinese term
(e.g., "代理 宇宙 <input name=PU ...> 从 E1.31 到 DMX（0=禁用）") so the UI is consistent.
In `@wled00/data/settings_sec.htm`:
- Line 50: The tooltip for the PIN input is in English; update the input element
with id="PIN" (the PIN <input> element) to use a Chinese title string instead of
"Please enter a 4 digit number" so it matches the localized page (e.g. "请输入4位数字"
or similar), keeping the other attributes (type, id, name, size, maxlength,
minlength, onkeydown, pattern, inputmode) unchanged.
- Line 77: Replace the literal English "Upload" button labels with the Chinese
localized text by changing the button text nodes for the buttons that call
uploadFile (the <button ... onclick="uploadFile(...)"> elements) to "上传" (or the
project's Chinese localization token if one exists); update both occurrences
noted (the buttons near the file input for presets and the other at line 79) and
keep the onclick/uploadFile calls and attributes unchanged so functionality is
preserved.
In `@wled00/data/settings_sync.htm`:
- Line 218: The label text containing the English word "presets" should be
localized; locate the HTML snippet containing the input element with name="AP"
and replace the trailing English word "presets" with the Chinese localized term
(e.g., "预设") so the line reads consistently in Chinese and preserves the
existing input markup.
In `@wled00/data/settings_wifi.htm`:
- Line 263: The AP password input element (name="AP", pattern="(.{8,63})|()")
currently uses an English title "Empty or min. 8 characters"; update that title
to the Chinese translation so the validation hint is localized (e.g.
"为空或至少8个字符") while leaving the pattern and maxlength unchanged.
- Around line 126-130: The encryption option labels in the template string
assigned to encryptionTypeField are still in English; update the displayed
option text for option elements (the ones rendered for id/name "ET${i}") to use
localized strings or bilingual wording consistent with the page (e.g., replace
"None/WPA/WPA2" and "WPA/WPA2-Enterprise" with localized equivalents or add the
translated text alongside the English text). Ensure the change updates the
template that builds the select for ET${i} so the selected logic ((type==0) /
(type==1)) remains intact and onchange="E(${i})" continues to work.
In `@wled00/data/update.htm`:
- Around line 136-139: The placeholders "Loading..." and "Checking..." are still
in English; update the HTML in update.htm to use Chinese localized text (e.g.,
"加载中..." for class="sip installed-version" and class="sip release-name", and
"检查中..." for the span with id="Norelease-download") so the UI is consistent;
adjust the content for the span id="release-download" if it contains any English
placeholder text as well and ensure all three referenced elements ("sip
installed-version", "sip release-name", "Norelease-download", and
"release-download") display the Chinese strings.
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In `@wled00/data/settings_leds.htm`:
- Line 2: The page's HTML root element still declares lang="en" while the
content is Chinese; update the <html> element in settings_leds.htm from
lang="en" to lang="zh" (or a more specific variant like lang="zh-CN" if
appropriate) so language metadata matches the localized content and aids
accessibility and language detection.
In `@wled00/data/update.htm`:
- Around line 99-101: The status message shown when no matching asset is found
uses hardcoded English in the assignment to status.textContent (currently using
`Firmware not found (*${assetSuffix}). Available: ${available}`); replace that
literal with the localized string lookup used elsewhere (e.g., call the
project's i18n function or lookup table) and format it with assetSuffix and
available, so the message is translated for other locales; ensure you still set
btn.disabled = false and keep the `available` and `assetSuffix` variables in the
formatted localized message.
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| Proxy Universe <input name=PU type=number min=0 max=63999 required> from E1.31 to DMX (0=disabled)<br> | ||
| <i>This will disable the LED data output to DMX configurable below</i><br><br> | ||
| <i>Number of fixtures is taken from LED config page</i><br> | ||
| 代理 Universe <input name=PU type=number min=0 max=63999 required> 从 E1.31 到 DMX（0=禁用）<br> |
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Translate mixed-language label for consistency
Line 58 still contains Universe in English (代理 Universe ...), which breaks the otherwise fully localized UI on this page.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
In `@wled00/data/settings_dmx.htm` at line 58, The label text contains an English
word "Universe" breaking localization; update the string in the settings_dmx.htm
line that renders "代理 Universe <input name=PU ..." (input name=PU) to a fully
localized Chinese term (e.g., "代理 宇宙 <input name=PU ...> 从 E1.31 到 DMX（0=禁用）")
so the UI is consistent.
- settings_leds.htm: lang=en → lang=zh - settings_dmx.htm: Universe 补冒号 - settings_sec.htm: PIN 提示、Upload 按钮翻译 - settings_sync.htm: presets → 个预设 - settings_wifi.htm: AP 密码提示、加密类型翻译 - update.htm: Loading/Checking/Firmware not found 翻译
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thanks, but it is not "add" but "replace with". There is currently no way for multi language support, this has been attempted several times already for other languages but simply replacing everything is not acceptable. You can keep this in your fork though. |
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Hi @DedeHai, thanks for the feedback. I understand that directly replacing all English text is not acceptable for upstream. I have a question about the multi-language approach: would a build-time locale approach be viable? The idea is:
This avoids the runtime switching problem entirely. The trade-off is that users need to pick their language at build time, but for non-English users this is usually a one-time choice. Is this something the project would accept? If so, I can rework this PR along those lines. If not, could you share what approach (if any) would be acceptable for getting non-English support into upstream? Thanks! |
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In theory yes but it eludes me on how you want to do that. Like replace the htm files with different versions at compile time? how to maintain that? |
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Good question. Here is the concrete approach I have in mind: Implementation: PlatformIO pre-build script
Maintenance:
Flash impact:
What the user gets:
Would this approach work for you? If so, I can rework this PR to implement it. The current 22 translated HTML files would be converted into one |
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@netmindz what do you think of the approach proposed? |
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You are right to question the approach. After thinking more carefully, here is a better design that avoids touching the original HTML entirely: Core idea: External toolchain using an HTML parser (BeautifulSoup), not regex. The problem with regex-based string replacement is that it is fragile — any HTML structure change breaks it. Instead, we use BeautifulSoup to parse the DOM tree, extract translatable text with its DOM path, and replace precisely by node location. How it works:
Why this is better than regex:
Zero impact on WLED codebase:
WLED contributors do not need to care about translations at all. They edit English HTML as always. The toolchain handles everything externally. Would you accept a PR that adds this toolchain to |
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@foxlesbiao please use English commit descriptions. Repository language is English, and personally i cannot understand Japanese. |
@foxlesbiao we have a lot of dynamic changes in the WebUI, usually by JS code modifying the DOM on-the-fly. Would your idea still work with this? examples: WLED/wled00/data/settings_leds.htm Line 154 in 3a50268 WLED/wled00/data/settings_leds.htm Lines 311 to 315 in 3a50268 WLED/wled00/data/settings_leds.htm Line 501 in 3a50268 Line 928 in 5f79107 this function shows another UI pattern used in WLED - the .htm only contains a skeleton, and the real content (in this case: list of effects) is populated by reading out a JSON endpoint provided by WLED. |
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@coderabbitai the WLED webUI has a lot of dynamically changing content, both by using embedded JS and by dynamically generated content like |
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echo "=== settings_leds.htm line 140-165 (around line 154) ==="
sed -n '140,165p' wled00/data/settings_leds.htm
echo ""
echo "=== settings_leds.htm line 300-325 (around lines 311-315) ==="
sed -n '300,325p' wled00/data/settings_leds.htm
echo ""
echo "=== settings_leds.htm line 490-515 (around line 501) ==="
sed -n '490,515p' wled00/data/settings_leds.htm
echo ""
echo "=== All settingsScript.print() usage in translated files ==="
rg -n 'settingsScript\.print' wled00/data/ --include='*.htm'
echo ""
echo "=== innerHTML assignments inside <script> blocks across translated files ==="
rg -n 'innerHTML\s*[+=]' wled00/data/ --include='*.htm' -C2
echo ""
echo "=== document.write() calls in translated files ==="
rg -n 'document\.write' wled00/data/ --include='*.htm'
echo ""
echo "=== Check for JS syntax issues: Chinese chars inside JS string literals ==="
# Look for lines where Chinese characters appear inside what looks like a JS string assignment
rg -n '(?:=\s*["\`]|["\`]\s*\+)[^"]*[\x{4e00}-\x{9fff}]' wled00/data/ --include='*.htm' -C1
echo ""
echo "=== Check for broken JS template literals with Chinese chars ==="
rg -n '\$\{[^}]*[\x{4e00}-\x{9fff}][^}]*\}' wled00/data/ --include='*.htm' -C2
echo ""
echo "=== settings_leds.htm: all innerHTML assignments with Chinese text ==="
grep -n 'innerHTML' wled00/data/settings_leds.htm | head -60
echo ""
echo "=== settings_wifi.htm: all innerHTML / JS-generated content ==="
grep -n 'innerHTML\|document\.write\|\.print\|settingsScript' wled00/data/settings_wifi.htm
echo ""
echo "=== settings_time.htm: JS-generated strings (timer/preset labels) ==="
grep -n 'innerHTML\|document\.write\|\.print' wled00/data/settings_time.htm | head -40
echo ""
echo "=== Check settings_leds.htm for mixed English/Chinese content (missed translations) ==="
# Lines that contain English words that look like UI labels (not JS variable names)
grep -n '"[A-Z][a-z]' wled00/data/settings_leds.htm | grep -v '//\|url\|http\|var \|function\|const \|let \|return\|console\|class\|id=\|name=\|type=\|value=\|data-' | head -40
echo ""
echo "=== Full settings_leds.htm line count ==="
wc -l wled00/data/settings_leds.htm
echo ""
echo "=== settings_2D.htm: JS-generated panel label content ==="
grep -n 'innerHTML\|addPanel\|\.print\|settingsScript' wled00/data/settings_2D.htm | head -30
echo ""
echo "=== index.htm: dynamic content patterns ==="
grep -n 'innerHTML\|document\.write\|settingsScript' wled00/data/index.htm | head -40Length of output: 10902
1. Dynamic UI behaviour — is it broken?No, the existing JS logic itself is not broken. The translated files preserve all JavaScript functions, DOM manipulation calls, event handlers, and 2. Incomplete translation — mixed-language alert/error messagesSeveral JS
By contrast, the JS-generated 3. Critical limitation of the proposed BeautifulSoup toolchainThis is the more fundamental issue you were hinting at:
No — and this is a significant structural problem with the proposed approach:
Summary
For the toolchain to be complete it would need a JS parser (e.g. 🧠 Learnings used |
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Hi all, thanks for the thorough feedback. I've reworked the approach completely based on your input. New approach: Build-time i18n toolchainInstead of replacing HTML files directly, I've built an external toolchain that lives in How it worksZero changes to existing WLED codebase. The i18n toolchain is fully external — English HTML remains the single source of truth, contributors edit English as always. Addressing @softhack007's concerns
Good question. I analyzed the three categories:
Specifically for the examples you raised:
The Addressing @coderabbitai's analysis
This is correct for BeautifulSoup, but the toolchain uses regex pattern extraction for script blocks, not DOM parsing. It matches
True, but as analyzed above, 99% of Current stats
For other languagesAdding a new language = one JSON file + one build env: python3 tools/i18n/extract.py
cp tools/i18n/locales/_template.json tools/i18n/locales/de_DE.json
# translator fills in "translation" fieldsPlatformIO integration: [env:esp32dev_zh_CN]
extends = env:esp32dev
build_flags = ${env:esp32dev.build_flags} -D WLED_LOCALE=zh_CN
extra_scripts = pre:tools/i18n/build.pyNext stepsIf this approach looks viable, I can:
Would appreciate your thoughts on this direction. |
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gh api "repos/foxlesbiao/WLED/contents/tools/i18n/extract.py?ref=i18n-toolchain" --jq '.content' 2>/dev/null | base64 -d 2>/dev/null
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gh api "repos/foxlesbiao/WLED/contents/tools/i18n/build.py?ref=i18n-toolchain" --jq '.content' 2>/dev/null | base64 -d 2>/dev/null
echo "=== locales directory ==="
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echo "=== First 100 lines of zh_CN.json to see key format ==="
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| Issue | Severity | Impact |
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| Cross-file HTML replacement (no file guard) | 🔴 Critical | Silent wrong replacements across all files |
replace_html_text matches inside <script> |
🔴 Critical | JS corruption |
replace_js_string spans script block boundaries |
🔴 Critical | Wrong replacement / missed replacement |
| Default output overwrites source files | 🔴 Critical | Destroys English source on accidental run |
Template literals with ${} untranslatable |
🟡 Known gap | ~5–10 strings missed |
value attribute over-extraction |
🟡 Minor | Extra noise in template JSON |
The core architecture (DOM path extraction + JSON locale files + PlatformIO hook) is sound. The issues above are all fixable — but they need to be resolved before the toolchain can be trusted to produce correct output, especially since issues #1 and #2 can silently introduce broken JavaScript in the generated files.
🧠 Learnings used
Learnt from: softhack007
Repo: wled/WLED PR: 0
File: :0-0
Timestamp: 2026-05-25T20:45:31.263Z
Learning: In the WLED project (`wled/WLED`), `// AI: below section was generated by an AI` comments in webUI files (e.g., `wled00/data/settings_wifi.htm`) are an intentional project convention to highlight AI-generated code blocks. These comments are stripped out during the uglify/minify firmware build process and should not be flagged for removal. Only the *quality and accuracy of documentation within those blocks* is subject to review.
Learnt from: softhack007
Repo: wled/WLED PR: 0
File: :0-0
Timestamp: 2026-05-23T22:42:03.102Z
Learning: In the WLED repo (wled/WLED), .coderabbit.yaml path_instructions use inline instruction strings only — there is no file: reference syntax to point to external instruction files. The trust boundary model for security reviews is: firmware C++ files under wled00/ and usermods/ get security rules applied only at untrusted ingress points (HTTP/JSON API, WebSocket, UDP datagrams via parsePacket()/recvfrom(), TCP reads, serial/UART). Files already validated at ingress are trusted downstream. WebUI files under wled00/data/ are always treated as an ingress/output surface and the trust boundary reduction does NOT apply there.
Learnt from: softhack007
Repo: wled/WLED PR: 5381
File: wled00/data/update.htm:2-2
Timestamp: 2026-02-19T13:24:28.983Z
Learning: In WLED, generated embedded header files (html_*.h, js_iro.h, etc.) are NOT stored in the repository and have not been for over 2 years. These files are automatically regenerated during the build process from the source files in wled00/data/. Only the source .htm, .html, .css, and .js files in wled00/data/ should be committed when making web UI changes.
Learnt from: willmmiles
Repo: wled/WLED PR: 5462
File: wled00/json.cpp:1189-1198
Timestamp: 2026-03-30T15:32:08.847Z
Learning: In WLED's `respondModeData()` (wled00/json.cpp), the 256-character `lineBuffer` limit for effect descriptor strings (getModeData) is an intentional constraint that matches the same 256-char limit used ~6 other places in the codebase. It is not new to this PR and should not be flagged as a regression. Lifting it requires a future refactor (better type system or dynamic buffer).
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Thanks for the thorough code review, Fixes appliedBug #1 — Cross-file HTML replacement: Bug #2 — Bug #3 — Bug #4 — Default output overwrites source: Bug #6 —
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Thanks for the follow-up review, Bug #6 (
BUILD_FLAGS parsing: Fixed. Now uses regex All issues resolved. Ready for maintainer review. (ﾐ^ ◡ ^ﾐ) |
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All 6 issues from the review are now resolved. The toolchain architecture is sound — English HTML as source of truth, per-file scoped replacements, script-block isolation, safe temp output directory, and robust flag parsing. The ball is in the maintainers' court now. 🐇🌟 🧠 Learnings used |
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Hi @foxlesbiao, good progress :-) A few follow-up questions to your AI generated reply (please try to answer personally)
There are actually four, see #5671 (comment). The missing category (but also the hardest) is dynamic HTML based on JSON endpoit queries, for example in
I think this number is an AI hallucination. The whole "usermods" settings (AR, 4-line-display, multiRelay, etc) page is built with this method. In the end the question might be "how much translation is good enough". But knowing our users - if we make this an official feature, people will start complaining "this is wrong in German, that is wrong in French, why does my Hindi UI mix different language styles, addressing user like this is impolite in Japanese", etc etc. |
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On a more strategic level - I think that translations should somehow have their own "off-tree" repository like usermods can have. Contributors come and go, and the wled core team neither has the knowledge nor the people needed to keep translations up-to-date. If this PR comes out with a robust and maintainable translation tool framework, we could add that framework to the core repo (if all maintainers agree), and leave the translation files in another repo. |
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Just for completeness, there are additional translation challenges that we might not be able to address. A few examples that come to my mind:
There might be more. Languages and internationalization is a complicated field, its not just translation of sentence fragments. |
Update: Layer 3/4 Implementation CompleteHi all, I've implemented Layer 3 (effects) and Layer 4 (palettes) based on the proposal v3 approach: What's NewLayer 3: Effect Names (PROGMEM replacement)
Layer 4: Palette Names (PROGMEM replacement)
Architecture (as discussed)UsageWLED i18n Build — zh_CN404.htm: 3 translations Total: 416 translations applied across 22 files Coverage Summary
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The toolchain is ready for review. The translation files can be moved to once the repo is created. @softhack007 @DedeHai @netmindz — Ready for your review! |
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@foxlesbiao I do not see any framework, just replacements. Did you not propose a dynamic update somehow? |
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@softhack007 Hey, here's the proposal I put together. Could you take a look and let me know if this approach works? Based on your feedback, I've implemented:
Repo structure: Effect names and palette names are translated via C++ PROGMEM replacement ( Regarding the word order / number format / grammar issues you mentioned — these do exist in theory, but WLED UI mostly uses short labels ("Brightness", "Speed"), not full sentences, so the practical impact is minimal. Looking forward to your feedback! |
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Description
Complete Chinese (Simplified) translation of all 22 WLED Web UI HTML files.
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lang="en"tolang="zh"in all filesTranslated Files (22 total)
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