Change App Language is not effected in Index Page

[hanokkurian]

I chanced the app language English to Hindi
But the index tab still in English.

[kent-rasmussen]

Hi all, I finished most of a solution to this, but not sure how you want a pull request, given I don't have permission to push my branch to your repo.
FYI, This is not entirely resolved, as I'm not sure how you all want to move forward with translating books:
I see book-${bookName.toLowerCase()} apparently used to get book codes, but this wouldn't be sufficient for those with spaces. Do you have another function to create book name translation labels?
I wrote my own line with a regex, which I understand may not be the way you want to go. (but this currently gets closest)
In any case, there is a conflict using this method with Song of Solomon/Songs:
"book-song-of-songs" is used in the translation strings files
"Song of Solomon" is used in src/util/constants.js
So this one book is not translated still. Let me know how you want to create these labels, and I can harmonize.

[joelthe1]

Hello @kent-rasmussen, thank you for your work and interest in improving Autographa! We have moved all of our development effort to a new version of the application that is being done here: https://github.com/friendsofagape/autographa

As we inch closer to coming to feature parity, we'll soon archive this repository.

Please let us know your use-case and your involvement with Autographa to better support you in the new application.

[kent-rasmussen]

Yeah, I should have seen that I was posting to a stale repo; I had thought it was just a stale bug.

I don't plan on using Autographa myself; rather, I have an interest in helping the people who would (my main project is at https://github.com/kent-rasmussen/azt/).

WRT this particular bug pull request, I took part of a Saturday to do a homeschool lesson on Javascript with my daughter. If we we can find similar punctual needs, I'd like to do this again in the future --but hopefully on a repo where it will make a difference for the project.