i18n-localization

To detect hardcoded strings in React and Vue projects, run the i18n checker script on your project root. It scans source files for non-localized text and flags potential issues, enforcing i18n readiness by identifying text that should be externalized.

Validating locale file consistency is done by comparing keys across locale files like en.json and es.json. The checker reports missing or extra keys, ensuring translation structures match and reducing manual review time.

Automate i18n checks for a Python backend by running the included Python script against your project root. It detects non-localized strings and validates locale file structures, providing actionable diagnostics for backend codebases.

Yes, you can use this to scaffold locale files when migrating to a multilingual app. The remediation guidance suggests adding translation keys and scaffolding files, providing actionable steps to patch locales after surfacing hardcoded strings.

Yes, the localization checker works with CLI tools. It audits codebases across web applications, backends, and CLI tools, applying i18n usage pattern detection and locale file validation to ensure internationalization readiness.