Namespaces in software localization
Namespaces are a great way to organize translations in software localization. Learn what namespaces are, why they are important, and how to use them in your localization process.
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$ simplelocalize upload \
--apiKey YOU_API_KEY \
--uploadFormat single-language-json \
--uploadPath ./messages_{lang}.json
Get your JSON file with translation keys or translations and upload it.
Your data will show up in a translation editor which can be handed over to translators or other team members.
{
"en": {
"CREATE_ACCOUNT": "Create account",
"SIGN_IN": "Sign in",
"WELCOME_TO_THE_JUNGLE" : "Welcome to the jungle"
},
"es": {
"CREATE_ACCOUNT": "Crear cuenta",
"SIGN_IN": "Iniciar",
"WELCOME_TO_THE_JUNGLE": "Bienvenido a la jungla"
}
}
Fetch translations directly from the CDN or download them using our command-line application.
Management of JSON files directly in IDE might be a bit tricky. SimpleLocalize provides a translation editor
which allows you to manage translations in a spreadsheet-like interface.
Most translation editors are overkill for most teams. SimpleLocalize is easy
to use and understand with no training or prior experience.
SimpleLocalize is easy to get started with and focuses on the features that you and your client need the most. You can customize the editor to your needs choosing from a variety of translation editor options.
No hidden costs at any scale. SimpleLocalize offers a simple and affordable plans for you and your projects. Within easy integration options and intuitive translation editor, it creates a wonderful selection.
Every paid plan comes with a number of users you can add to your project. You don't need to worry about number of users as the price does not increase with every user.
Every paid plan comes with a number of auto-translation characters that are added to your account every month. You can use them to translate your project without any additional costs. You can increase the limit at any time.
SimpleLocalize offers a command-line tool, REST API and Webhooks for developers to easily integrate their projects no matter which plan you choose. It enables you to make automations to synchronize translations with your projects.
From “how do I get started” to “I need XYZ” requests, when you need that extra helping hand, we’re here for you. We are providing personal support to ensure your experience with SimpleLocalize is as smooth as possible.
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Translate your application into multiple languages with just a few clicks. Choose from OpenAI ChatGPT, Google Translate or DeepL translation providers to translate your texts. Adding support for new languages has never been easier.
Learn more about auto-translationInvite team members to the project. Work together with native speakers from all around the world on your app translations. Share your project with your team and manage translations in one place.
With SimpleLocalize CLI you can manage your translations from the terminal. It's a powerful tool that helps you to automate the translation process in your project. You can easily synchronize translation files between you local project and SimpleLocalize Translation Editor, start auto-translation or publish changes to the production environment.
CLI documentation# upload strings
$ simplelocalize upload
# auto-translate strings
$ simplelocalize auto-translate
# download all translations
$ simplelocalize download
Greet your customers
in their native language
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