vscode-ext-localization

To localize a VS Code extension, you create language-specific resource files like `package.nls.es.json` and translate user-facing elements in `package.json`, walkthrough content, and source code strings.

Translating VS Code extension walkthrough content involves creating dedicated language bundle files that correspond to your walkthrough definitions, ensuring international users receive localized guidance.

Localizing `package.json` configurations requires generating `package.nls.json` files for each target language, mapping the original strings for settings, commands, and menus.

Yes, you can localize in-code string resources within your extension's JavaScript or TypeScript code by using the appropriate internationalization bundle files and APIs.

Yes, creating separate localization files such as `package.nls.fr.json` for each target language ensures that your VS Code extension displays the correct translations for international users.

VS Code extension localization covers `package.json` configurations like settings and commands, walkthrough content, and in-code JavaScript or TypeScript string resources.