What problem does it solve?
Provides a guided generator and checklist to add robust internationalization to iOS and macOS apps, reducing manual setup, inconsistent keys, and migration friction when moving from legacy .strings files to modern String Catalogs.
Core Features & Use Cases
- String Catalog generation: Guidance to create Localizable.xcstrings and organize translations for multiple languages and device variants.
- Type-safe accessors and helpers: Patterns and example code for generating L10n enums, SwiftUI preview helpers, runtime language switching, and pluralization support.
- Migration & testing: Steps to migrate from .strings, export/import workflows for translators, and recommendations for unit tests and pseudo-localization to catch layout issues.
- Use case: Ideal when adding new locales to an app, migrating existing translations into String Catalogs, or implementing runtime language selection and SwiftUI previews for multiple locales.
Quick Start
Use the generators-localization-setup skill to create a Localizable.xcstrings, add initial languages, and scaffold a type-safe L10n helper with preview and migration notes.