i18n-localization

Detecting hardcoded strings involves scanning your code for text values that should be externalized to translation files. Run the i18n_checker.py script in your project root to automatically identify hardcoded strings across JavaScript, Python, and other languages, then review the generated report to replace them with translation keys.

Key parity validation ensures every language file contains the same set of translation keys. The i18n_checker.py script compares your locale files and flags missing or orphaned keys, so you can synchronize translations across en-US, fr-FR, and other locales before deployment.

Yes, i18n audits work across React, Vue, and Python stacks. The Python-based scanner detects hardcoded strings, validates locale file structure, and checks RTL considerations specific to your framework, generating a comprehensive code quality report.

RTL (right-to-left) support checking identifies code patterns that may break layouts in languages like Arabic and Hebrew. The audit flags alignment assumptions and text-direction handling to ensure your app renders correctly across all locales.

Yes, the audit requires local locale files to verify key parity and translation coverage. The script compares your codebase against these files to surface missing translations and inconsistencies before you deploy multi-language support.