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An open-source localization platform developers enjoy working with. Because it saves a lot of time you would spend on localization tasks without it because it enables you to provide perfectly translated software. Add translations in the code, and translate them directly in the app with the Tolgee i18n tool. Clicking an element while holding the ALT/option key opens a dialog where you can simply modify your strings.

This is a Kotlin MultiPlatform library (and Gradle plugin) that provides access to the resources on macOS, iOS, Android the JVM, and JS/Browser with the support of the default system localization. Also, MOKO resources support Compose Multiplatform so you can implement all your UI in Kotlin with Jetpack Compose and MOKO resources.

Jetpack Compose greatly improved the way we build UIs on Android, but not how we interact with strings. stringResource() works well, but doesn't benefit from the idiomatic Kotlin like Compose. Lyricist tries to make working with strings as powerful as building UIs with Compose, i.e., working with parameterized string is now typesafe, use of when expression to work with plurals with more flexibility, and even load/update the strings dynamically via an API.

Header image Android library for in-app language changes support in your application.

Lingver is a library to manage your application locale and language. Once you set a desired locale, Lingver will enforce your application to provide correctly localized data via the Resources class.