Android

This guide assumes that your app sources are located in the ./app folder. If that is not the case, adjust config.yaml accordingly.

Step 1 - Create a translations file

Create a mooi directory

mkdir mooi

Within that directory, create a translations.yaml file with your strings

# ./mooi/translations.yaml

languages:    # English is assumed by default, you don't need to list it
  - de
  - fr
  - ru
  # etc.
entries:
  - key: my_string_id
    value: Hello World
    description: A message that is shown on the main screen of the app
  # etc.

Step 2 - Define an output format

Within mooi directory, create a config.yaml file:

# ./mooi/config.yaml

formats:
  - outputPath: app/src/main/res/values-{{languageCode}}/generated.xml
    format: |
      <resources>
        {{#each translations}}
          <string name="{{key}}">{{{value}}}</string>
        {{/each}}
      </resources>

Step 3 - Run mooi

Run the following command:

npx mooi-cli translate --openAiKey {YOUR OPEN AI KEY}

You are good to go! Use the generated translations as you normally would.