Convert Javascript to Gettext MO Instantly

Converting localization files manually is time-consuming, error-prone, and disrupts your workflow. With Localazy's Format Conversion, you can automatically transform your Javascript files into Gettext MO , eliminating manual effort and ensuring accurate results every time.

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Why Convert Javascript to Gettext MO
with Localazy?

Automate Localization Workflows

Process files in seconds instead of hours.

Seamless CI/CD Integration

Convert files automatically as part of your release cycle.

Unified File Management

Maintain a single localization source for multiple platforms.

Error-Free Transformation

No more formatting issues, broken placeholders, or missing translations.

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Quick comparison

JSON

Gettext MO

File extension

Hierarchy handling

Best for

JSON

Common in modern apps & APIs

File extension

.json

Hierarchy handling

Key-value pairs

Best for

Web & mobile apps

Find more in docs

Gettext MO

Compiled version of PO files

File extension

.mo

Hierarchy handling

Binary file

Best for

Unix-based systems

Find more in docs

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Set up automated conversion between required formats with Localazy CLI.

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From: JSON

{
  "localazy_message": "Go international, today. With Localazy."
}

To: Gettext MO

(binary file, compiled from PO, not human-readable)

Supported formats & flexibility

We support XX+ localization formats, including JSON, XML, XLIFF, YAML, PO, and more.

Javascript to Android XML

Javascript to Flutter ARB

Javascript to CSV/TSV

Javascript to Multilingual CSV/TSV

Javascript to Microsoft Excel

Javascript to Multilingual Microsoft Excel

Javascript to INI

Javascript to Multilingual INI

Javascript to iOS's .strings

Javascript to iOS's .stringsdict

Javascript to JSON

Javascript to Mozilla i18n JSON

Javascript to Multilingual JSON

Javascript to Gettext MO

Javascript to Nette Neon

Javascript to Multilingual Nette Neon

Javascript to OpenOffice/LibreOffice ODS

Javascript to Multilingual OpenOffice/LibreOffice ODS

Javascript to PHP/Laravel

Javascript to Multilingual PHP/Laravel

Javascript to Gettext PO/POT

Javascript to RESX

Javascript to Translation Memory (TMX)

Javascript to TOML

Javascript to Multilingual TOML

Javascript to XCode Strings Catalog

Javascript to XLIFF 1.2

Javascript to XLIFF 2.0

Javascript to YAML

Javascript to Multilingual YAML

Javascript to Rails i18n YAML

Documentation

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Managing project glossary

Translating strings

Machine Translations

Format Conversions

Reviewing translations

Automations

How to convert language files

Which localizable file format conversions do you support?

Localazy supports all major format conversions from Android XML and iOS .strings through multilingual JSON to XLIFF, qt-ts, and many more formats. You can learn more about supported file format conversions in the documentation.

Last updated: 26/05/2023

How can I convert different localization file formats?

In the File Management section of Localazy, when downloading your files, you can select the desired format and download your strings in any of the available file formats.

Format Conversions feature is also an integral part of the Localazy CLI tool, so if you want to automate format conversions, you will need to install Localazy CLI on your preferred platform.

Read the article: How to convert localization files into different formats?

Note: Format Conversions are available only as a part of the Professional plan

Last updated: 26/05/2023

How can I use Format Conversions for multiplatform development?

Format Conversions in Localazy allow you to convert translation files between different formats, making it easier to manage translations across multiple platforms. For instance, if you’re developing an app for iOS and Android, you can easily convert between .strings (iOS) and .xml (Android). This eliminates the need to manually maintain translations for each platform, saving time and reducing the risk of errors.

Last updated: 30/09/2024

How are placeholders handled with Format Conversions?

Format Conversions support placeholders across various formats, but their syntax can differ between platforms. For example, in Android, placeholders are typically in the format %1$s, while in iOS, they use %@. Localazy automatically converts these placeholders to the appropriate format for the target platform, ensuring that your translations work correctly without manual adjustments.

Last updated: 30/09/2024

How are nested structures handled with Format Conversions?

Some formats, like JSON or YAML, support nested structures in translation files. Localazy’s Format Conversions preserve these nested structures during conversion. When converting from a format that supports nesting to one that does not (such as from JSON to XML), Localazy flattens the structure to ensure compatibility without losing any translation data.

Last updated: 30/09/2024

How are plurals and arrays handled with Format Conversions?

Plurals and arrays are managed differently across platforms, but Localazy automatically handles these conversions for you. For example, Android uses specific plural keys (one, other), while iOS handles plurals with string tables. Localazy’s Format Conversions ensure that plurals and arrays are correctly mapped and formatted to suit the target platform’s specifications.