• using node v.6
• run command npm install or yarn to install packages
• add config to your .env file

COOKIE_SECRET=
CLOUDINARY_URL=
MANDRILL_API_KEY=
MONGO_URI=

• run command node keystone or yarn start to start project. TEDxKasetsartU website should open in http://localhost:3000.

Write your app wide constants in /constants.js for easy use across the app.

var consts = require('../constants.js');
console.log(consts.locales);

There's couple of gotchas with the internationalization of TEDxKasetsartU website.

Used locales and e.g. name of the cookie containing locale are stored in constants.js.

Locale files are located in locales/. They're somewhat autogenerated so don't touch anything else than the translated string values.

Use __('view_id_here.string_id_here') for all hard coded strings. See templates/views/index.jade for further reference.

Example:

p
  | !{__('index.new_website', {keystoneLink: '<a href="http://keystonejs.com" target="_blank">KeystoneJS</a>'})}

Creating and using translatable fields for dynamic content is possible with createField, combineFields and getField.

var keystone = require('keystone');
const { createField, combineFields } = require('keystone-translated-fields');

const locales = require('../constants').locales;
const Types = keystone.Field.Types;

const Speaker = new keystone.List('Speaker', {
	map: {
		name: 'title',
	},
	singular: 'Speaker',
	plural: 'Speakers',
	autokey: {
		path: 'slug',
		from: 'title',
		unique: true,
	},
});

Speaker.add(combineFields([
	{ title: { type: String, required: true } },
	{ name: { type: String } },
	{ desc: { type: Types.Html, wysiwyg: true, height: 300 } },
	{ image: { type: Types.CloudinaryImage } },
	createField('about', { type: String }, locales),
]));

Speaker.register();

h3 #{getField(speaker, 'title', locale)}
if speaker.desc
	!= speaker.desc
p #{getField(speaker, 'about', locale)}

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