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You can use the `update-translation.js` script as follows to help you with that:
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-```js
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+```sh
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node update-translation.js main-es.json
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```
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* **via attribute on HTML element** - add **data-i18n** attribute with value the key of the translatable text.
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- ```
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+ ```html
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<span data-i18n="dialog.OK">OK</span>
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You can also use APP.translation.generateTranslationHTML(key, options) to get this HTML code as Javascript string.
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- ```
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APP.translation.generateTranslationHTML("dialog.OK") // returns <span data-i18n="dialog.OK">OK</span>
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**Note:** If you dynamically add HTML elements don't forget to call APP.translation.translateElement(jquery_selector) to translate the text initially.
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