Devolutions
Official@devolutions · Lavaltrie, Quebec, Canada
Offers specialized localization management utilities for processing JSON-based language files and tracking translation completion metrics within software projects.
Agent Skills by Devolutions
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translation-review
Reviews UniGetUI JSON language files for parity, wrong-script, and untranslated entries.
translation-status
Calculates translation completion percentages and generates localization status reports for UniGetUI language files.
translation-source-sync
Synchronizes UniGetUI English language files with translation keys used in C# and XAML source code.
translation-diff-export
Export JSON translation patches for untranslated or source-changed strings.
translation-diff-import
Merge translated JSON patches into full target-language JSON files.
translation-status-summary
Analyze UniGetUI language files and report translation completion percentages.
translation-diff-translate
Translate sparse JSON localization patches while preserving placeholders and escape sequences.
Frequently Asked Questions About Devolutions
FAQPage SchemaWhat specific tasks can be performed using these localization utilities?▼
These utilities enable the extraction of modified or untranslated strings into JSON patches, the merging of translated patches into master files, and the generation of completion percentage reports for language files. They ensure placeholders and escape sequences remain intact during the translation process.
Which technical personas benefit most from these localization capabilities?▼
Software engineers, localization managers, and technical translators benefit from these utilities. They are designed for teams maintaining multi-language support in software projects, specifically those utilizing JSON-based localization structures, to streamline the synchronization of string updates and monitor translation coverage.
What are the primary prerequisites for running these localization utilities?▼
The utilities require a project environment utilizing JSON-formatted language files. Users must ensure their source and target files follow standard JSON syntax to allow for accurate diffing, patching, and status reporting. No additional complex dependencies are required beyond a standard runtime environment capable of executing the logic.