vscode-ext-localization

You localize VS Code extensions by maintaining separate language-specific package.nls.json files for settings, commands, and menus. This approach conforms to VS Code localization conventions without introducing runtime prompts or external fetches.

The best way to translate walkthrough content is by maintaining separate walkthrough translation files alongside bundle.l10n files. This ensures Markdown-based content and in-code messages are consistently localized across multiple target languages.

VS Code extension localization does not require runtime prompts or external fetches. You conform to VS Code localization conventions by maintaining static language-specific files like package.nls.json and bundle.l10n files directly in your project.

You translate in-code messages and package.json fields by applying a localization strategy that utilizes per-language files like package.nls.json and bundle.l10n files. This separates translatable strings from your core extension logic.

You can use package.nls.json to localize VS Code extension commands and menus. You maintain separate language-specific files to ensure all package.json configuration fields are translated into the target languages.