Inlang

How to Use:

1. Open Repository:
   • Open a repository locally or with lix, which allows you to use git-based features directly in the browser.
2. Open Project:
   • After opening the repository, locate the *.inlang directory in the root. Read the file to load the project configuration into your app.
3. Use the APIs from the SDK:
   • Utilize the inlang SDK's APIs for working with inlang, which provide all necessary functionalities.
4. Configure Your App:
   • In your app's marketplace-manifest.json file, define the following information:
     • Unique identifier (id) for your app.
     • Link to the app's icon (icon).
     • Optional gallery with the cover image (gallery).
     • User-friendly display name (displayName).
     • Brief description of the app (description).
     • Link to README documentation (readme).
     • Keywords describing the app (keywords).
     • Publisher's name (publisherName).
     • Link to publisher's icon or avatar (publisherIcon).
     • License under which the app is distributed (license).
     • Link to the app's website (website) (optional).
5. Publish Your App:
   • Follow the instructions in the "Publish on marketplace" section to make your app available in the inlang.com marketplace.

• Developers are encouraged to join the Discord community for assistance with developing and publishing their apps.
• inlang offers tailored localization apps for various use cases, powered by a single source of truth in the repository under change control.
• The inlang ecosystem includes popular apps like Paraglide JS, Fink - Localization Editor, IDE Extension for i18n, and CLI - Translation Automation.
• Different apps cater to developers, translators, and designers, providing comprehensive support for various use cases and stack-based tooling.
• All apps within the inlang ecosystem work together seamlessly, ensuring control over translation data and facilitating collaboration and traceability.