LocaleBadger for GitHub

Boost your GitHub repo’s global reach with LocaleBadger! Automate i18n and streamline translation management effortlessly. Reach audiences worldwide.

Using LocaleBadger is straightforward. First, install the LocaleBadger GitHub App in your repository settings. Next, configure the tool by adding a YAML file to your repository. In this file, specify your primary language and the languages you want to translate into. LocaleBadger will automatically update the translation files whenever changes are made to the language files. You can also request a full repository sync to update all translations at once. For added control and security, you have the option to use your own Google Cloud Translate API keys. LocaleBadger automates the translation process, allowing you to focus on core development tasks.

Automated internationalization (i18n) for GitHub repositoriesEfficient translation managementAutomatic updates of translation filesSimple configuration with a YAML fileRepository-wide sync featureSupport for custom Google Cloud Translate API keys

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