casportable.blogg.se - Disabling android studio plugins

If you use Android Studio for building your app, you should be good to go. NOTE: Android Gradle plugin 7.2+ is not supported at the moment! Your project must be built using Gradle with Android Gradle plugin (:gradle) of at least version 3.5.0+. The plugin is compatible with native Android apps written with Java, Kotlin and other JVM-based languages. Our defaults are suitable for the majority of apps, and no changes in your source code are needed to have your app translated with Localazy.Īs a result, it’s easy to try Localazy out, and you can be sure that your project stays unmodified. Under normal circumstances, there is no extra action needed except for adding the plugin and the Android library to your build scripts.

The plugin also respects your project’s structure and should work correctly with any project layout, including different product flavors, build types, etc.

All modifications to your app take place during the build process and are applied to intermediate files. We never touch your source code and resources. We are committed to a simple rule “No changes to your code” which means two important things:

while building your app, it replaces app’s resources with updated translationsĪlso, when the Localazy Android library is integrated into your app, it collects stats to improve translations and to suggests languages you should translate your app into, etc.

it integrates the Localazy Android library into the bytecode of your app so translations can be updated on-the-fly.

it uploads strings including metadata about flavors, build types, etc.

it integrates tightly with the Android Gradle plugin to understand your project’s structure.

The plugin has several important functions: