The Manual

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Getting Started

1. Fork the Anki repository and clone your fork locally.
2. If your language already has a subdirectory under docs-site (for example docs-site/ru/), you can start improving the existing .mdx pages in it. Otherwise, create a new subdirectory named after your language code, such as docs-site/ko/manual/.
3. Translate the pages you’d like to work on. The pages are written in MDX, a flavor of Markdown that supports embedded components. Please keep Markdown formatting such as links, images and code blocks intact, and translate the surrounding text only.
4. List your translated pages in docs-site/docs.json so they show up in the navigation. Each language has an entry under navigation.languages: to add a page, append its path to your language’s pages list; to add a new language, add a new entry following the existing pattern:
   {
       "language": "ko",
       "tabs": [
           {
               "tab": "Manual",
               "groups": [
                   {
                       "group": "Desktop Manual",
                       "pages": ["ko/manual/intro"]
                   }
               ]
           }
       ]
   }
   
   For the supported language codes and the language switcher configuration, please see Mintlify’s guide on internationalization.
5. Submit a pull request containing your changes.

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Notes

• Partial translations are welcome: starting with the introduction page, like most of the existing languages, is perfectly fine.
• Unless stated otherwise, documentation changes are licensed under the CC BY-SA 4.0 license.
• If you have questions about translating the documentation, please feel free to ask on the forums.