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Which i18n structures of directories does Transifex support?

April 26, 2017Directories I18N structures support transifex

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Which i18n structures of directories does Transifex support?

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Transifex can automatically scan your directories, identify the translation files and map them to the respective languages. The standard directory structures supported are the following: • PO files inside a po directory named with the language code: …/po/.po …/po/something.pot Depending on the i18n method, a POT file might be available or not. • The LC_MESSAGES locale standard: …//LC_MESSAGES/something.po The full path of the PO file includes a directory named after the language code, which has an LC_MESSAGES subfolder. A POT file might exist in the same directory where the languages directories are. For example a hierarchical structure for english and greek po files could be: …/en/LC_MESSAGES/something.po …/el/LC_MESSAGES/something.po …/something.pot The above example supposes that there is a source pot file named transifex.pot, which can provide the source language strings for translation. (This is optional if the source language can be inferred from the proje