i18n-localization

To detect hardcoded strings for internationalization, you run an automated checker script against your project directory. This script scans your code to identify text directly embedded in source files that should be extracted for translation.

The best way to manage translation files is to organize your locale data in standard formats like JSON. You can use automated scripts to check code and locale file consistency, ensuring your translations are complete across all supported languages.

Adding right-to-left text directionality support involves applying specific layout patterns for RTL languages. This Skill provides guidance on implementing RTL text directionality to ensure your application's interface adapts correctly for RTL users.

Yes, you can audit your project for missing translations by running the i18n checker script. It compares your codebase against your locale files to ensure translation files are complete and consistent across all supported languages.

You should use standard formats like JSON for storing locale data during app localization. Organizing translation files in JSON allows automated scripts to effectively check consistency between your code and supported languages.