/Localizations-of-application

Primary LanguageSwift

Localizations-of-application

You can copy and paste the LocalizationManager folder to easily using localization in your application. For more details seeing Example folder.

But of course you can use iString for easy CRUD manipulation with application localizations

How to use

All configuration files contains inside Localization.swift

For generate keys use the script in Build Phases ( it's more comfortable to generate new keys every time on new cleaned build ):

# Required: --input_strings_directory. #It's gonna be your directory of .lproj files or localization directories, anyway script looking for .lproj files in directories

# Optional: --output_key_path directory/LocalizationKeys.swift # output keys to your file.

# For Example

python3 "$(pwd)/EasyLocalizationAppExample/LocalizationManager/LocalizationsKeyGeneration.py" --input_strings_directory "$(pwd)/EasyLocalizationAppExample/Localizations/" --output_key_path "$(pwd)/EasyLocalizationAppExample/LocalizationManager/LocalizationKeys.swift"

Feature

  • Add script to generate LocalizationKeys
  • Manager for loading any localization in Bundle

Add localization key

All genereted keys storing in this file LocalizationKeys.swift

Set new languages as default

Localization.set(language: .en)

Setup list of languages

Find enum AppLanguages and there you can setup list of your languages

enum AppLanguages:String {
  case en
}

Different files of localizations

If you have different files for localization application use

Localization.get(key: .yourKey, file: setYourFile)

Setup list of files of localizations

enum AppLanguageFiles:String {
  case Localization
}