translation-sync

To translate Docusaurus MDX files into Urdu while preserving code blocks, you need a synchronization tool that analyzes source MDX files, applies incremental translations, and exports Urdu files to the i18n directory without altering embedded code.

The best way to keep Urdu translations in sync is using incremental section-level translation. This minimizes API calls by only translating updated content sections while leveraging translation memory and a glossary to ensure consistent terminology across large doc sets.

Yes, Docusaurus i18n supports right-to-left (RTL) formatting for Urdu. Translation synchronization tools can preserve RTL formatting and frontmatter metadata during the MDX translation process, ensuring correct rendering and layout for Urdu readers.

To ensure consistent terminology when translating MDX docs, use a glossary-driven translation approach. This technique preserves predefined glossary terms during translation and pairs with translation memory to maintain identical phrasing across multiple files.

Yes, you need an OpenAI API key to automate MDX translation using this synchronization tool. You must set the OPENAI_API_KEY environment variable before running a full or incremental sync on your docs directory to generate the translated files.

Yes, you can track the translation status of individual MDX files. The synchronization process includes per-file status tracking, allowing you to monitor which documents have been successfully translated and exported to the i18n directory before publishing.