Indonesian Story Translator

Tone Guidelines:

• Noa: Poetic, delusional, tragic. Use evocative, slightly archaic or metaphor-heavy language (e.g., "Sepia-toned delusion" -> "Delusi sewarna sepia").
• Kyle: Efficient, cold, corporate. Use precise, modern, and formal Indonesian.
• Eline: Analytical, detached, clinical. Use clinical or psychological phrasing.

🚀 Workflows

Workflow A: The "Tri-Data" Integration

Use this to structurally prepare the codebase for Indonesian support.

1. Schema Update: Modify src/features/reader/data.js to support Indonesian fields.

   {
       chapter: 1,
       title: "PART I: THE DEFICIT",
       title_id: "BAGIAN I: DEFISIT",  // [NEW]
       content: "<p>...</p>",
       content_id: "<p>...</p>" // [NEW]
   }
   

2. Logic Update: Update logic.js to handle the id language state.

   const state = {
       lang: 'en', // 'cn', or 'id'
   };
   
   // In renderChapter:
   let title, content;
   if (state.lang === 'cn') {
       title = chapter.title_cn;
       content = chapter.content_cn;
   } else if (state.lang === 'id') {
       title = chapter.title_id;
       content = chapter.content_id;
   } else {
       title = chapter.title;
       content = chapter.content;
   }
   

3. UI Update: Add a language toggle (ID) in the Settings Drawer.

Workflow B: The Translation Process

Use this when generating the content.

1. Extract: Read Novel.txt or data.js chunk by chunk.
2. Translate:
   • Input: "The Netherlands is a country of engineered landscapes..."
   • Draft: "Belanda adalah negara dengan lanskap teknik..." (Too literal)
   • Polish: "Belanda adalah negeri dengan bentang alam yang dirancang secara presisi..." (Literary)
3. Validate: Ensure HTML structure (<p>) is preserved.

🛠️ Toolbelt

Common Terminology Map

✅ Checklist

• Is the JSON valid?
• Are HTML tags preserved?
• Does the tone match the character?