dsh-client-locale-ru
Community Russian localization for the DeepSeek Harness (dsh) web UI.
It registers the ru language through the public locale API — locale.addLanguage() + locale.register() — so Русский appears in the language picker next to English and 中文.
Coverage: 63 namespaces, 3119 strings (ru-dicts.json).
English | 中文 | Русский
Install
The plugin is a dsh bundle: it declares dsh.bundle.patch (the loader patch that inserts the locale-ru row) and dsh.client (the browser module). Install it into a profile:
# from a local checkout of this repository
dsh plugin --profile web add /path/to/dsh-client-locale-ru
# or from npm
dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-client-locale-ru
dsh desktop (the Electron app) manages its own profile and has its own CLI; install it the same way with that CLI, then restart the app. In the Web UI the equivalent operation is plugin_manager → install_bundle with this directory as the target.
After installing, restart the client (or reload the page) and pick Русский in Settings → language.
How it works
client.js is a browser module:
window.__ModuleLoader__.load({
id: 'dsh-client-locale-ru',
factory(require) {
const RU_DICTS = { /* namespace -> key -> Russian text */ };
return {
inject: ['locale'],
apply(ctx) {
ctx.locale.addLanguage({ id: 'ru', label: 'Русский', fallback: 'en' });
for (const [ns, dict] of Object.entries(RU_DICTS)) ctx.locale.register(ns, 'ru', dict);
},
};
},
});
The dictionary is embedded as a literal because the browser module table cannot read files from disk.
Editing the translation
- Edit
ru-dicts.json (namespace → key → Russian text).
- Regenerate the browser module:
node make-client.js (or npm run build).
- Restart the client.
ru-dicts.json is { "<namespace>": { "<key>": "<text>" } }, where the namespace matches the one a client plugin registers (const NS = "…" or locale.register(<var>, …)).
Status
Any key missing from the dictionary falls back to English, so partial coverage degrades gracefully.
The translation was produced from the English sources of dsh 0.2.0-rc.2, using the Chinese strings as a hint where English is ambiguous.
License
MIT — see LICENSE. The Russian dictionaries are a community translation of strings shipped with DeepSeek Harness (MIT, © DeepSeek).
