Integrate Android

with Localazy within minutes.

Worried about your source code? Don’t be. All your source code remains only on your machine. The only thing uploaded to Localazy are the strings to be translated.

Localazy Android Library is optional. It brings your app a lot of benefits, but we also understand that maybe you are not happy to integrate 3rd party libraries into your app.

Hence, you can just use our CLI without Localazy Android library.

It may take up to 15-30 minutes to publish changes and replicate them to all our servers. Also, be sure to clean your project as we use intensive caching to speed up building your app and reduce the data transfers for the end-users.

The plugin indeed changes the bytecode of your app in several places. It looks for certain patterns to identify where the changes are needed. However, it never sends your source code nor the bytecode to anywhere and all changes are made strictly to inject the OTA feature.

Honestly, any plugin you add to your project can access your source code, resources and bytecode and our plugin is no different from Firebase or Google Services in term how it changes your bytecode.

We are ready to sign a contract binding us to not send your source code, resources or bytecode anywhere and inject only code strictly needed for OTA features.

The second option is to use our CLI, but you will lose the comfort of the automatic resolution of your project structure and OTA updates.

You can translate JSON files with the assitance of machine translation engines (such as Google Translator) and copy-pasting the results into your text editor. But this process is time-consuming and inefficient.

The easiest way on how to translate JSON file is to use an online service, such as Localazy. This way, you can translate multilingual JSON files, JSON5 files or HJSON files and seamlessly integrate translation management system into your workflow. To translate JSON files using the Localazy interface, sign up for free and create a new translation project. Once you upload your JSON file add a new language and start translating! You can even pre-translate the whole JSON file by applying machine translations in bulk.

Localazy is a state-of-the-art translation management platform and localization suite to help you translate your JSON files effectively. Learn more in the Getting Started Guide.

Yes, translations are downloaded to their original locations.

There is no hard limit at the moment, but it’s recommended to keep the size of each individual item under 4kB. This corresponds to 4,000 characters encoded as UTF-8 and 2,000 characters encoded as UTF-16. Uploading longer texts won’t yield any errors, but might get refused by some external translation engines integrated in Localazy.

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You can either disable or delete a language if you no longer need it.

Disabling a language hides it from the translation interface but retains all translations and keys. On the other hand, deleting a language completely removes it from the project, optionally including all translations, keys, and associated metadata.

To delete a language in Localazy:

1. Go to the language list of your project and use the three dots menu next to the language you want to delete.
2. Hover your cursor over the three dots to reveal several options, including the “Delete language” option.
3. Click and confirm.

It’s important to note that deleting a language is permanent and can’t be undone. It’s recommended to double-check and ensure that the language deletion is intentional and necessary. Disabling a language may be a better option if you are unsure whether you’ll need the language in the future.