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# Global
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site_title: Yarn
site_description: Fast, reliable, and secure dependency management.

site_news_important: Important
site_news_docs_cover_v1: This documentation covers Yarn 1 (Classic).
site_news_see_v2_docs: For Yarn 2+ docs and migration guide, see yarnpkg.com.

site_nav_getting_started: Getting Started
site_nav_documentation: Docs
site_nav_packages: Packages
site_nav_blog: Blog
site_nav_stable_version: Classic Stable
site_nav_rc_version: Classic Release Candidate
site_nav_nightly_version: Classic Nightly
site_nav_node_support: Node

site_bsd_license: Distributed under BSD License
site_code_of_conduct: Code of Conduct
site_edit_this_page: Edit this page

blog_title: Yarn Blog

guide_additional_reading: Additional Reading

iframe_github_stars: GitHub Stars

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# Homepage
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homepage_tagline: Fast, reliable, and secure dependency management.

homepage_feature_fast_title: Ultra Fast.
homepage_feature_fast_description: |
  Yarn caches every package it downloads so it never needs to download it again. It also
  parallelizes operations to maximize resource utilization so install times are
  faster than ever.
homepage_feature_fast_image_alt: Watercolour of cat riding a rocketship

homepage_feature_secure_title: Mega Secure.
homepage_feature_secure_description: |
  Yarn uses checksums to verify the integrity of every installed package
  before its code is executed.
homepage_feature_secure_image_alt: Watercolour of cat driving a robot suit

homepage_feature_reliable_title: Super Reliable.
homepage_feature_reliable_description: |
  Using a detailed, but concise, lockfile format, and a deterministic algorithm
  for installs, Yarn is able to guarantee that an install that worked on one
  system will work exactly the same way on any other system.
homepage_feature_reliable_image_alt: Watercolour of cat waving from seat behind computer screens

homepage_c2a_text: What are you waiting for?
homepage_c2a_button: Get Started
homepage_install_button: Install Yarn
homepage_migrate_button: Migrate to Yarn 2+

homepage_featurette_offline_title: Offline Mode
homepage_featurette_offline_description: |
  If you've installed a package before, you can install it again without
  any internet connection.
homepage_featurette_deterministic_title: Deterministic
homepage_featurette_deterministic_description: |
  The same dependencies will be installed the same exact way across every
  machine regardless of install order.
homepage_featurette_network_performance_title: Network Performance
homepage_featurette_network_performance_description: |
  Yarn efficiently queues up requests and avoids request waterfalls in order
  to maximize network utilization.
homepage_featurette_npm_title: Same Packages
homepage_featurette_npm_description: |
  Install any package from npm and keep your package workflow
  the same.
homepage_featurette_network_resillience_title: Network Resilience
homepage_featurette_network_resillience_description: |
  A single request failing won't cause an install to fail. Requests are retried
  upon failure.
homepage_featurette_flat_mode_title: Flat Mode
homepage_featurette_flat_mode_description: |
  Resolve mismatching versions of dependencies to a single version to avoid
  creating duplicates.

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# Titles
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docs_getting_started_title: Getting Started
docs_getting_started_description: |
  Never used a package manager before or just new to Yarn? Let's get you up and
  running in just a couple of minutes.

docs_index: Documentation
docs_getting_started: Getting Started
docs_install: Installation
docs_usage: Usage

docs_yarn_workflow_title: The Yarn Workflow
docs_yarn_workflow_description: |
  How do I use Yarn? There are basic workflows for both creating and consuming
  Yarn packages that will help you get productive quickly.

docs_yarn_workflow: The Yarn Workflow
docs_creating_a_project: Creating a new project
docs_managing_dependencies: Managing dependencies
docs_installing_dependencies: Installing dependencies
docs_version_control: Working with version control

docs_cli_title: CLI Commands
docs_cli_description: |
  Yarn is executed through a rich set of commands allowing package
  installation, administration, publishing, and more.

docs_cli_index: CLI Introduction
docs_cli_add: yarn add
docs_cli_add_description: |
  When you want to use another package, you first need to add it to
  your dependencies. Running `yarn add` installs it into your project.
docs_cli_audit: yarn audit
docs_cli_autoclean: yarn autoclean
docs_cli_bin: yarn bin
docs_cli_cache: yarn cache
docs_cli_check: yarn check
docs_cli_config: yarn config
docs_cli_create: yarn create
docs_cli_dedupe: yarn dedupe
docs_cli_generate_lock_entry: yarn generate-lock-entry
docs_cli_global: yarn global
docs_cli_help: yarn help
docs_cli_import: yarn import
docs_cli_info: yarn info
docs_cli_init: yarn init
docs_cli_install: yarn install
docs_cli_licenses: yarn licenses
docs_cli_link: yarn link
docs_cli_lockfile: yarn lockfile
docs_cli_login: yarn login
docs_cli_logout: yarn logout
docs_cli_list: yarn list
docs_cli_outdated: yarn outdated
docs_cli_owner: yarn owner
docs_cli_pack: yarn pack
docs_cli_policies: yarn policies
docs_cli_prune: yarn prune
docs_cli_publish: yarn publish
docs_cli_remove: yarn remove
docs_cli_run: yarn run
docs_cli_self_update: yarn self-update
docs_cli_tag: yarn tag
docs_cli_tag_description: |
  Tags are a way of publishing versions of your package with a label.
  Users of your package can install that instead of a version number.
docs_cli_team: yarn team
docs_cli_test: yarn test
docs_cli_unlink: yarn unlink
docs_cli_upgrade: yarn upgrade
docs_cli_upgrade_description: |
  Upgrades packages to their latest version based on the specified range.
docs_cli_upgrade_interactive: yarn upgrade-interactive
docs_cli_upgrade_interactive_description: |
  Provides an easy and interactive way to update outdated packages.
docs_cli_version: yarn version
docs_cli_versions: yarn versions
docs_cli_workspace: yarn workspace
docs_cli_why: yarn why
docs_cli_workspaces: yarn workspaces

docs_migrating_from_npm_title: Migrating from npm client
docs_migrating_from_npm_description: |
  Yarn interops directly with many features of npm, including its package
  metadata format, allowing for a painless migration.

docs_migrating_from_npm: Migrating from npm

docs_creating_a_package_title: Creating a Package
docs_creating_a_package_description: |
  Creating and publishing a yarn package can be done with just a few commands
  and configuration settings, leaving you to focus on your actual code.

docs_creating_a_package: Creating a Package
docs_publishing_a_package: Publishing a Package

docs_dependencies_title: Dependencies & Versions
docs_dependencies_description: |
  Using Yarn you'll be working with dependencies all the time. Let's go through
  the different types and versions of dependencies.

docs_dependencies: Dependencies and versions
docs_dependency_types: Types of dependencies

docs_dependency_versions: Versions of dependencies
docs_dependency_versions_description: |
  Packages in Yarn follow Semantic Versioning, also known as “semver”. When you
  install a new package it will be added with a semver version range.

docs_selective_version_resolutions: Selective dependency resolutions
docs_selective_version_resolutions_description: |
  Override sub-dependency version resolutions with Yarn.

docs_configuration_title: Configuration
docs_configuration_description: |
  Learn how to use package.json to configure your packages and dependencies.

docs_configuration_index: Configuration
docs_configuration_package_json: package.json
docs_configuration_yarn_lock: yarn.lock
docs_configuration_yarnrc: .yarnrc
docs_configuration_envvars: envvars

docs_offline_mirror: Configuring an Offline Mirror
docs_offline_mirror_title: Offline Mirror
docs_offline_mirror_description: |
  Maintain offline copies of your packages for more repeatable and reliable
  builds.

docs_prune_offline_mirror: Pruning an Offline Mirror

docs_workspaces: Workspaces
docs_workspaces_title: Workspaces
docs_workspaces_description: |
  Link together your projects for easier maintenance.

docs_plugnplay: "Plug'n'Play"
docs_plugnplay_title: "Plug'n'Play"
docs_plugnplay_description: |
  Install your projects in a safer and faster way.

docs_plugnplay_overview: Overview
docs_plugnplay_getting_started: Getting Started
docs_plugnplay_troubleshooting: Troubleshooting

yarn_organization_title: Yarn Organization
yarn_organization_description: |
  The Yarn organization is a collaboration of many companies and
  individuals dedicated to improving your package management experience.

organization: Organization
code_of_conduct: Code of Conduct
contributing: Contributing
translations: Translations
release_process: Release Process
governance: Governance

read_more: Read more

users: Yarn Users
compare: Compare Yarn Performance
blog: Blog

packages: Packages

users_lead: Meet all the users of Yarn.
users_description: >
  Logos are added by company or project representatives. They may or may not be
  using Yarn on their main properties, but they're definitely using it
  somewhere.
users_add_prompt: Want to add your own company or project?
users_add_pr: Open a pull request
users_add_requirements_image: >
  Logos must be a 500x200px (2.5x1) SVG (preferred) or PNG image optimized with
  svgo, ImageOptim, or another image optimizer.
users_add_requirements_logo: >
  Please use a version of your logo that works well on a white background.

install_intro: >
  Before you start using Yarn, you'll first need to install it on your system.
  There are many different ways to install Yarn, but a single one is recommended and cross-platform:
install_alternatives: Alternatives
install_click_to_expand_collapse: Click to expand / collapse
install_select_platform: Select your platform above
install_os: Operating system
install_version: Version
install_os_alpine: Alpine
install_os_arch: Arch Linux
install_os_centos: CentOS / Fedora / RHEL
install_os_debian: Debian / Ubuntu
install_os_gentoo: Gentoo Linux
install_os_mac: macOS
install_os_opensuse: openSUSE
install_os_solus: Solus
install_os_windows: Windows
install_os_alternatives: Alternatives

install_check: "Check installation"
install_check_details: "Check that Yarn is installed by running:"

docs_nightly: Nightly Builds
install_nightly_intro: >
  Nightly builds are the latest and greatest versions of Yarn, built using the
  very latest Yarn source code. Nightly builds are useful to try new features or
  test bug fixes that have not yet been released as part of a stable release.
  However, these builds are <strong>not guaranteed to be stable</strong> and may
  have bugs.
install_nightly_learn_more: See how to install nightly builds

nightly_latest_version: Latest Version
nightly_older_versions: Older Versions
nightly_select_build_type: Select a build type above to see older builds
install_table_name: Name
# "Type" refers to type of artifact - tarball, Windows installer, Debian package, etc.
install_table_type: Type
install_table_size: Size
install_table_date: Date
loading: Loading...

install_file:
  deb: Debian package
  js: Standalone JS
  js-legacy: Standalone JS (Node < 4.0)
  msi: Windows installer
  rpm: RPM
  tar: Tarball

docs_install_ci: Continuous Integration
ci_intro: >
  Yarn can easily be used in various continuous integration systems. To speed up
  builds, the Yarn cache directory can be saved across builds.
ci_select_platform: Select the continuous integration system you're using from the options above
ci_appveyor: AppVeyor
ci_circle: CircleCI
ci_codeship: Codeship
ci_travis: Travis
ci_semaphore: Semaphore
ci_solano: Solano
ci_gitlab: GitLab
ci_codefresh: Codefresh

search_docs: Search documentation
detail:
  title: Package detail

script:
  search_placeholder: Search packages (i.e. babel, webpack, react…)
  search_by_algolia: Search by Algolia
  search_by_read_more: read how it works
  no_package_found: 'No package {name} was found'
  no_results_docsearch: 'Were you looking for something in the {documentation_link}?'
  documentation: documentation

  downloads_in_last_30_days: '{count} downloads in the last 30 days'
  npm_page_for: 'npm page for {name}'
  repository_of: '{provider} repository of {name}'
  npm: npm
  github: GitHub
  gitlab: GitLab
  bitbucket: Bitbucket
  homepage: Homepage
  deprecated: deprecated
  result_stats: 'found {number_packages} packages in {time_search}ms'
  time_ago: '{time_distance} ago'
  last_updated: 'last updated {update_date}'

  detail:
    over_a_year_ago: over a year ago
    less_than_a_week_ago: less than a week ago
    one_week_ago: one week ago
    weeks_ago: '{count} weeks ago'
    activity: Activity
    commits_last_three_months: Commits last 3 months
    last_commit: Last commit
    loading: Loading...
    use_it: Use it
    try_in_runkit: Try in RunKit
    back_to_details: Back to Details
    browse_files: Browse Files
    cdns: CDNs
    contributors: Contributors
    display_full_readme: Display full readme
    display_full_changelog: Display full changelog
    files_error: 'Could not load file listing: {error}'
    files_header: 'Files in {name}'
    collapse: Collapse
    readme: readme
    no_readme_found: no readme found 😢
    changelog: changelog
    popularity: Popularity
    github_stargazers: GitHub stargazers
    gitlab_stargazers: GitLab stargazers
    downloads_last_30_days: Downloads last 30 days
    jsdelivr_hits: jsDelivr last 30 days
    dependents: Dependents
    usage: Usage
    dependencies: Dependencies
    devdependencies: DevDependencies
    packages: Packages
    see_package_json: see package.json
    tags: Tags
    versions: Versions
    display_all: Display all
    hide: Hide
    bundlesize: Size in browser
    bundlesize_text: 'size: {size}, gzip: {gzip}'

    not_found:
      whoa: Whoa, {package_name} does not exist yet
      yours: But that means it is now yours!
      make: Make your package