Validate Android string resource naming conventions in strings.xml files.
npx skills add https://github.com/oscardlfr/AndroidCommonDoc --skill lint-resources
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: lint-resources Source: https://github.com/oscardlfr/AndroidCommonDoc/tree/main/skills/lint-resources Command: npx skills add https://github.com/oscardlfr/AndroidCommonDoc --skill lint-resources
This Skill streamlines the validation of string resource naming conventions in Android projects, preventing naming issues that can cause UI merging conflicts.
strings.xml files within the project or specified modules..xcstrings files for parity.Run the lint-resources skill on your project to check string resources.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
You can validate string resource naming conventions by running an automated script on your project root to check `strings.xml` files for snake_case formatting, prefixes, duplicates, and Swift sync consistency.
Swift sync verification ensures Compose keys align with `.xcstrings` files for parity. It checks that your Compose keys match the Swift localization files to prevent UI merging conflicts.
Yes, you can scope the validation to a specific module. The script executes on the project root by default but supports optional scoping to target individual modules.
Prevent UI merging conflicts by running automated resource file checks before merging UI changes. The validation reports errors and warnings for duplicates and naming inconsistencies for quick troubleshooting.
Yes, the validation supports custom naming rules and optional strict checking. You can configure the script to enforce specific naming conventions and format the output for your project needs.
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