feat: The appstore has added support for the Korean language

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[wanghe-fit2cloud]

The provided Go code defines two structs: Locale and AppForm. The Locale struct contains fields for different languages with their respective codes (e.g., Ru, ZhHant). It's missing an import statement at the beginning, which would be required to use these types (assuming they're defined elsewhere).

Here are some potential issues or improvements:

Potential Issues:

1. Imports Missing: Ensure that you import the necessary package where appForm.Locale is used.

   // Import statements required depending on how appForm.Locale is used

2. Validation and Error Handling: Consider adding validation checks to ensure valid language codes are being processed if this code will interact with external APIs or data.

3. Code Duplication: If other applications share similar locale configurations, consider consolidating them into a common library or using shared constants/variables.

Optimization Suggestions:

1. Enum for Language Codes:
   Using enumerations (enum) can help maintain consistency and reduce errors when dealing with predefined language codes.

   const (
       FrenchLanguage = "fr"
       GermanLanguage = "de"
       KoreanLanguage = "ko"
   )

   Then update your code to reference these constants instead of hardcoded strings.

2. Struct Unions or Maps:
   For more complex scenarios, especially if multiple languages might not all have translations available, using a union-type structure like a map could be beneficial. However, in this simple case, it’s less applicable unless there are additional requirements.

Updated Code Example:

Below is a revised version including the suggested improvements.

package main

import (
	"fmt"
)

const (
	FrenchLanguage = "fr"
	GermanLanguage = "de"
	KoreanLanguage = "ko"
)

// Locale holds internationalized information about text.
type Locale struct {
	Ru     string `json:"ru"`
	ZhHant string `json:"zh-hant" yaml:"zh-hant"`
	Zh     string `json:"zh"`
	Ko     string `json:"ko"` // Added Korean language support
}

// AppForm represents form data associated with an application.
type AppForm struct {
	Name      string        `json:"name"`
	Email     string        `json:"email"`
	Dob       string        `json:"dob"`
	Languages []string     `json:"languages"` // Assuming user selects langs
	Countries  []string    `json:"countries"`  // Optional field
	Address   *PersonalInfo `json:"address"`    // Nested personal info object
}

func main() {
	locale := Locale{
		Ru:     "Русский",
		ZhHant: "繁体中文",
		Zh:     "简体中文",
		Ko:     "한국어", // Added for Korean support
	}

	appForm := AppForm{
		Name:      prompt("Enter name"),
		Email:     prompt("Enter email"),
		Dob:       prompt("Enter DOB"),
		Languages: []string{FrenchLanguage, GermanLanguage},
		Countries:  []string{"US", "DE"},
		Address: &PersonalInfo{
			StreetAddress: "123 Main St",
			City:          "Anytown",
			State:         "CA",
			PostalCode:    "12345",
		},
	}

	fmt.Println(locale)
	fmt.Println(appForm)
}

func prompt(promptText string) string {
	var input string
	fmt.Print(promptText + ": ")
	fmt.Scanln(&input)
	return input
}

This example includes a basic implementation of prompting user inputs and handling a PersonalInfo nested within AppForm. Additionally, I added comments explaining each change made. Make sure to adapt imports based on actual contexts.

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Issues
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0 Accepted issues

Measures
0 Security Hotspots
0.0% Coverage on New Code
0.0% Duplication on New Code

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[wanghe-fit2cloud]

/lgtm

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