language_excel_localization 0.0.3
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A code-generation Flutter localization package that reads an Excel sheet and instantly generates Dart translation files and a reactive UI controller.
language_excel_localization #
A fast, code-generation Flutter localization package that reads an Excel (.xlsx) sheet and instantly generates Dart translation files and a reactive UI controller.
Bridging the gap between translators (who love Excel) and developers (who love code generation).
🚀 Features #
- Excel to Dart: Automatically generates separate
.dartfiles for every language in your Excel sheet. - No Hardcoded Strings: Includes a powerful
.tr()extension to translate strings anywhere in your app. - Reactive Engine: Built-in
ValueNotifiercontroller that instantly updates the whole app UI when the language is changed.
🛠️ Installation #
Add the package to your pubspec.yaml:
dependencies:
language_excel_localization: ^0.0.3
🚀 The Excel File Details (Rules & Format) #
For the code generator to work correctly, you must follow these exact rules for your Excel file:
- **File Name: It must be named exactly
languages.xlsx. - **File Location: Place the file directly inside your project's
lib/folder. - **Row 1 (Languages): The very first row MUST contain your language names in lowercase (e.g., english, spanish, hindi).
- **Column A (Keys): The very first column acts as your translation keys (the base words you will use in your Dart code).
Once your languages.xlsx file is placed inside the lib/ folder, run this exact command in your terminal:
dart run language_excel_localization:generate
When you run the command above, the package reads your Excel sheet and automatically creates a new folder at lib/generated_localization/. Inside, it builds:
- **localization_lookup.dart: The master configuration file containing AppTranslations.
- **Modular Language Files: (e.g., english.dart, spanish.dart) containing pure Dart Maps of your translations.