As per version 1.35, the domain structure is preliminary, and domain boundaries are aspirational.
That is, the domains described here are derived from pre-existing code, but do not represent existing boundaries.
The internationalization domain is concerned with adopting the presentation of content to the user's locale. This includes providing user interface messages in the user's language as well as allowing content to be maintained in multiple languages.
Other domains this domain depends on:
Some domains using to this domain:
Layers:
This domain is focused mainly on the User interface layer, but may have code in other layers as well, for instance to provide storage abstractions for user interface messages in the persistence layer and models for multi-lingual content in the value layer.
Location:
Files belonging to this domain are currently mostly located in the languages directory.
Status:
As of June 2020, the internationalization domain is heavily entangled with the rest of the system via the prolific Language class. Other aspects of this domain are not present in core at all, but are handled by the Translate extension.
Examples:
The languages/LanguageConverter.php class is an example for a component from the internationalization domain.
This is a rough survey of essential nouns and verbs that belong to the domain, providing a preliminary vocabulary. The survey is guided by existing code, but also includes nouns and verbs found to be missing.
Nouns:
Verbs:
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