Before Translating

Author: Bare7a

frontend/check-locales.cjs

@@ -18,6 +18,7 @@ const allLocales = [
 ["sk", "sk-SK"],
 ["vi", "vi-VN"],
 ["zh", "zh-CN"],
+["bg", "bg-BG"],
 ];
 
 const ignoreUnused = [

frontend/src/locale/IntlProvider.tsx

@@ -11,6 +11,7 @@ import langRu from "./lang/ru.json";
 import langSk from "./lang/sk.json";
 import langVi from "./lang/vi.json";
 import langZh from "./lang/zh.json";
+import langBg from "./lang/bg.json";
 
 // first item of each array should be the language code,
 // not the country code
@@ -27,6 +28,7 @@ const localeOptions = [
 ["sk", "sk-SK", langSk],
 ["vi", "vi-VN", langVi],
 ["zh", "zh-CN", langZh],
+["bg", "bg-BG", langBg],
 ];
 
 const loadMessages = (locale?: string): typeof langList & typeof langEn => {

frontend/src/locale/src/HelpDoc/bg/AccessLists.md

@@ -0,0 +1,7 @@
+## What is an Access List?
+
+Access Lists provide a blacklist or whitelist of specific client IP addresses along with authentication for the Proxy Hosts via Basic HTTP Authentication.
+
+You can configure multiple client rules, usernames and passwords for a single Access List and then apply that to one or more _Proxy Hosts_.
+
+This is most useful for forwarded web services that do not have authentication mechanisms built in or when you want to protect from unknown clients.

frontend/src/locale/src/HelpDoc/bg/Certificates.md

@@ -0,0 +1,32 @@
+## Certificates Help
+
+### HTTP Certificate
+
+A HTTP validated certificate means Let's Encrypt servers will
+attempt to reach your domains over HTTP (not HTTPS!) and if successful, they
+will issue your certificate.
+
+For this method, you will have to have a _Proxy Host_ created for your domains(s) that
+is accessible with HTTP and pointing to this Nginx installation. After a certificate
+has been given, you can modify the _Proxy Host_ to also use this certificate for HTTPS
+connections. However, the _Proxy Host_ will still need to be configured for HTTP access
+in order for the certificate to renew.
+
+This process _does not_ support wildcard domains.
+
+### DNS Certificate
+
+A DNS validated certificate requires you to use a DNS Provider plugin. This DNS
+Provider will be used to create temporary records on your domain and then Let's
+Encrypt will query those records to be sure you're the owner and if successful, they
+will issue your certificate.
+
+You do not need a _Proxy Host_ to be created prior to requesting this type of
+certificate. Nor do you need to have your _Proxy Host_ configured for HTTP access.
+
+This process _does_ support wildcard domains.
+
+### Custom Certificate
+
+Use this option to upload your own SSL Certificate, as provided by your own
+Certificate Authority.

frontend/src/locale/src/HelpDoc/bg/DeadHosts.md

@@ -0,0 +1,10 @@
+## What is a 404 Host?
+
+A 404 Host is simply a host setup that shows a 404 page.
+
+This can be useful when your domain is listed in search engines and you want
+to provide a nicer error page or specifically to tell the search indexers that
+the domain pages no longer exist.
+
+Another benefit of having this host is to track the logs for hits to it and
+view the referrers.

frontend/src/locale/src/HelpDoc/bg/ProxyHosts.md

@@ -0,0 +1,7 @@
+## What is a Proxy Host?
+
+A Proxy Host is the incoming endpoint for a web service that you want to forward.
+
+It provides optional SSL termination for your service that might not have SSL support built in.
+
+Proxy Hosts are the most common use for the Nginx Proxy Manager.

frontend/src/locale/src/HelpDoc/bg/RedirectionHosts.md

@@ -0,0 +1,7 @@
+## What is a Redirection Host?
+
+A Redirection Host will redirect requests from the incoming domain and push the
+viewer to another domain.
+
+The most common reason to use this type of host is when your website changes
+domains but you still have search engine or referrer links pointing to the old domain.

frontend/src/locale/src/HelpDoc/bg/Streams.md

@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+## What is a Stream?
+
+A relatively new feature for Nginx, a Stream will serve to forward TCP/UDP
+traffic directly to another computer on the network.
+
+If you're running game servers, FTP or SSH servers this can come in handy.

frontend/src/locale/src/HelpDoc/bg/index.ts

@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+export * as AccessLists from "./AccessLists.md";
+export * as Certificates from "./Certificates.md";
+export * as DeadHosts from "./DeadHosts.md";
+export * as ProxyHosts from "./ProxyHosts.md";
+export * as RedirectionHosts from "./RedirectionHosts.md";
+export * as Streams from "./Streams.md";