Plugin for downloading and uploading translations from OneSky
app/build.gradle.kts
plugins {
id("co.brainly.onesky") version "1.5.0"
}
// ...
configure<OneSkyPluginExtension> {
apiKey = "your-api-key"
apiSecret = "your-api-secret"
projectId = <your_project_id>
// list of files to sync in your src/main/res/values directory,
// e.g.: listOf("strings.xml", "plurals.xml")
sourceStringFiles = emptyList()
// has src/main/res/ as a default value,
// can be overriden with your custom path (optional)
sourcePath = "path-to-your-string-values-directory"
// prefix set for translation files located in different Gradle modules
// which share the same OneSky project
// (optional, required for multi-module support)
moduleName = "avatar-picker"
// Determines if the plugin should download & replace the base language or not.
// defaults to false
downloadBaseLanguage = false
}
Task | Description |
---|---|
translationsProgress | Displays translations progress for all languages |
downloadTranslations | Downloads all of available translations (including not finished ones) |
uploadTranslations | Uploads base translation files |
Add -Pdeprecate-strings
if you would like to deprecate strings on OneSky which are not present in sourceStringFiles
.
# deprecates removed strings on OneSky
./gradlew sample:uploadTranslations -Pdeprecate-strings
If you have a multi-module project and would like to:
- use single OneSky project for all of them
- AND keep translation files in their respective modules
your choice is to either:
- name every
strings.xml
file differently for every module, which seems tedious - OR use
moduleName
property inOneSkyPluginExtension
moduleName
property will automatically prefix your string files so they do not overlap on OneSky.
Example:
// project-dir/my-feature-module/build.gradle.kts
configure<OneSkyPluginExtension> {
moduleName = "my-feature"
}
will result in uploading my-feature-strings.xml
to OneSky, so on next sync, my-feature-strings.xml
will be downloaded, containing only translations for a given module.
See the release instructions here.
# run tests
./gradlew test
# publish locally
./gradlew clean plugin:build plugin:publishToMavenLocal
# run a sample
./gradlew sample:translationsProgress
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