ScrapboxAutoTrans Development Diary 2022-01-17
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Incremental Static Regeneration
- I'd like to see the trial and error of the development process reflected right away, but maybe even 60x60x24 once it's in stable operation.
- Either way, it's a different cycle of translation, I feel.
- Fixed a buggy 2-hop link.
- I was trying to put in Google Analytics and realized I couldn't write raw HTML.
- Is the linked JSON fetched beforehand?
- Maybe I'll map it to mem.nhiro.org or something.
- smell of memo, memory, memex, mememt mori, etc.
- I'm aiming for translations, but I think I need a list page first...
- Scrapbox look-back function
- I don't use it because I'm annoyed by the pages it creates, but I'm thinking it would be good if a fixed URL could be opened and this look-back list would appear.
https://scrapbox.io/api/pages/nishio/search/titles?followingId=5a893319c2a2f300142bde60
- Admin Menu
- Recognize that the user is me and bring up a menu with this and that.
- translation
- The translated word text must be obtained by using the translated English string of the title as a key
- Record the date and time of the translation
- No need to retranslate if it hasn't been changed since the previous translation.
- I don't think the trigger for translation should be access.
- First, it needs to be translated in bulk, and if the title is not finalized, it won't even be accessed.
- After that, retranslate once a day, updated in the last 24 hours
- What should we do if we want to translate something that was poured in at an old date and time, like the Hatena Diary?
- When you "retranslate those updated in the last 24 hours" above, do you check to see if those linked from there have already been translated?
2022-01-18
https://nextjs.org/docs/api-reference/next/link
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