Bridging language codes | Gato Plugins for WordPress

Sometimes WordPress and your translation provider use different codes for the same language.

This applies to the "classic" providers, not AI-based ones.

Google Translate
DeepL

Example: WordPress uses "nb" for Norwegian, but Google Translate expects "no".

If you run into a mismatch between WordPress and your translation provider's language codes, just map the codes so the provider gets what it expects.

Do this via hook:

gatompl:language_mapping_variables

The hook receives the following parameters:

Parameter	Description	Example
`$languageMapping`	The mapping of language codes for each provider	`['google_translate' => ['nb' => 'no']]`

add_filter(
  'gatompl:language_mapping_variables',
  /**
   * @param array<string, array<string, string>> $languageMapping
   * @return array<string, array<string, string>>
   */
  function (array $languageMapping): array {
    return [
      'google_translate' => [
        'nb' => 'no',
        // provide your additional mappings
        // ...
      ],
      'deepl' => [
        // provide your additional mappings
        // ...
      ],
    ]
  }
);