Localify
Localify simplifies and accelerates the localization process by seamlessly converting collaboratively sourced data from tools like Google Sheets and Notion into app resource bundles (ARB), making the localization process easier.
Installation
To use Localify, you need to add it as a dependency in your pubspec.yaml file:
dart pub add --dev localify
Configuration
To run Localify, you can create a configuration in two ways: by making a localify.yaml file or by adding configuration to your pubspec.yaml file. Here's an example configuration:
localify:
output_dir: # Specify the directory for output files. The default path is "./assets/i18n"
output_extension: # Choose either "arb" or "json"
google_sheets:
credential_json_path: # Path to your Google Sheets API credential JSON file
spread_sheet_id: # ID of the Google Sheet you're working on
sheet_name: # Name of the sheet you want to parse
or
notion_database:
database_key: # Can find in url
bearer_token: # Have to generate at https://www.notion.so/my-integrations
Features
After creating the configuration, you can run Localify using the following command:
generate
The generate command creates files that aid in your localization work. Run the following command to generate the files:
dart run localify generate
There's also an option to generate compact files. This can be done using the -c flag:
dart run localify generate -c
When using the -c option, your i18n files will be more concise, like this:
Without -c:
"hello": "Hello, {name}",
"@hello": {
"description": "say hello to 'name' in supported languages",
"placeholders": {
"name": {
"example": "James",
"type2": "text"
},
}
}
With -c:
"hello": "Hello, {name}"
check
This feature is coming soon. It will act as a checker, helping you notify key-value pairs that are not used in your project.
Future Features
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