chore(i18n): config

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Refactor
  • Centralized locale definitions to streamline and enhance language configuration.
  • Improved the consistency and maintainability of available language settings for a smoother multilingual experience.

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The changes update the mail application's internationalization configuration by centralizing language definitions into a single constant named LANGUAGES. The legacy approach using an array of locale objects has been replaced by deriving the locales array directly from the keys of LANGUAGES, and the Locale type is now defined as the keys of this object. Additionally, a new export languageConfig has been added to directly expose the language mappings. This streamlines the locale management within the configuration.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
apps/mail/i18n/config.ts	- Added constant LANGUAGES for centralized language definitions. - Updated Locale type to be keyof typeof LANGUAGES. - Derived locales from the keys of LANGUAGES. - Reconstructed availableLocales to map locale codes to names. - Exported new languageConfig.

Possibly related PRs

• i18n #437: Involved similar modifications to locale management in the i18n configuration file.

Suggested reviewers

• MrgSub

Poem

In a code garden where languages bloom bright,
I hopped in to tidy up by setting keys right.
Gone are arrays that once took the stage,
Now LANGUAGES sings in a modern code age.
With a playful hop and a joyful leap,
I celebrate these changes – a treat to keep!

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Actionable comments posted: 0

🧹 Nitpick comments (1)

apps/mail/i18n/config.ts (1)

19-19: Consider if this re-export is necessary.

The languageConfig export seems to simply re-export the LANGUAGES constant. Unless there's a specific reason for this naming (perhaps for API consistency), you might consider exporting LANGUAGES directly instead.

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🔇 Additional comments (4)

apps/mail/i18n/config.ts (4)

1-15: Great refactoring for centralized language management!

Creating a single source of truth with the LANGUAGES constant is a good practice. This approach makes the code more maintainable as adding or removing languages now only requires changing one place.

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17-17: Good type definition improvement.

Defining Locale directly from the keys of LANGUAGES creates a stronger type coupling, ensuring that the type always stays in sync with the available languages.

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23-23: Improved dependency direction.

This change makes locales directly derived from LANGUAGES, which establishes a clearer data flow. The type assertion is necessary here since Object.keys() returns string[].

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25-28: Excellent reduction of duplication.

Deriving availableLocales from the locales array and LANGUAGES object eliminates redundancy and makes the code more maintainable. This approach ensures consistency between different representations of the same data.