swiftui-localize

Finding hardcoded strings in your SwiftUI app requires a localization tool that scans your codebase to detect text not extracted into Localizable.strings or .xcstrings files. This identifies untranslated text and enforces consistent key management.

Yes, you can check for missing translations in iOS apps automatically by integrating a linting mode into your CI pipeline. This enforces engineering best practices by acting as a quality gate to catch missing keys or placeholder inconsistencies before production deployment.

The best way to manage .xcstrings files for macOS applications is using an automated refactoring tool that scans for unused keys, renames them to best practices, and updates code references. This ensures translation quality and code consistency across configurable base and target languages.

Yes, SwiftUI localization supports cultural QA for specific languages like zh-Hant. By enforcing translation standards and performing cultural checks, the system ensures that localized text meets regional expectations and maintains placeholder consistency across all target languages.

To remove unused localization keys from .stringsdict files, you use an automated refactoring process that scans your project to identify orphaned keys and safely deletes them while updating code references. This maintains translation quality and reduces file bloat.