Lingo adds statically typed localized strings, which enables fast and less error prone user visible string entry.
Use SPM for best overall result for both local development and CI environments.
Add Lingo to your Packages.swift file:
.package(url: "https://github.com/Mobelux/Lingo", from: "1.0.0"),
Add a Run Script build phase to your Xcode project and include the following script:
INPUT="./<app-name>/Resources/Localizable.strings"
OUTPUT="./<app-name>/Utils/Lingo.swift"
if which .build/release/lingo >/dev/null; then
.build/release/lingo --input $INPUT --output $OUTPUT
else
swift run -c release lingo --input $INPUT --output $OUTPUT
fi
mint install Mobelux/Lingo
Add a Run Script build phase to your Xcode project and include the following script:
INPUT="./<app-name>/Resources/Localizable.strings"
OUTPUT="./<app-name>/Utils/Lingo.swift"
lingo --input $INPUT --output $OUTPUT
Clone this repo and build the executable:
swift build -c release lingo
Copy the resulting binary to a location where it can be executed. It is recommeded to add it to the project directory and include in SCM for best result on CI.
Add a Run Script build phase to your Xcode project and include the following script:
INPUT="./<app-name>/Resources/Localizable.strings"
OUTPUT="./<app-name>/Utils/Lingo.swift"
<path-to-lingo>/lingo --input $INPUT --output $OUTPUT
Add a Localizable.strings file to your project, for most configurations this is your --input file. The first time Lingo is executed it will create a Swift source file at the location specified in --output. Add this file to your Xcode project. Subsequent executions will update this file, adding new localized strings.