locheck
A command-line tool to validate iOS, Android, and Mac localization files for format specifier errors and consistency.
What is locheck?
Locheck is a command-line tool that validates iOS, Android, and Mac localization files to prevent runtime crashes caused by translation errors. It checks for consistency in format specifiers, plural forms, and missing arguments across `.strings`, `.stringsdict`, `.xcstrings`, and `strings.xml` files. By catching these issues early, it helps developers maintain reliable multilingual applications.
Mobile developers (iOS and Android) and localization teams who need to ensure translation files are error-free before shipping apps. It's particularly useful for projects with extensive localization across multiple languages.
Developers choose Locheck because it specifically targets format specifier mismatches that cause app crashes, supports both iOS and Android file formats, and integrates easily into Xcode workflows. Its focus on technical accuracy over convenience makes it a reliable safety net for localization quality.
Overview
Validate iOS, Android, and Mac localizations. Find errors in .strings, .stringsdict, and strings.xml files.
Use Cases
Best For
- Validating format specifier consistency between base and translated strings
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