Providing Localization Example

[maydodu]

Can you provide an example of localization in one of your sample projects, like react native? It would really help to understand how it works. I am trying to implement localization in my react native app, but I could not figure it out.

In Localization.md, it is stated that:

By default, the SDK is set to English (en-US). However, you can customize it to support additional languages by providing locale-specific string dictionaries.
Currently, we have translations to the following locales:

af-ZA	am-ET	ar-SA	as-IN	az-Latn-AZ	bg-BG	bn-IN
bs-Latn-BA	ca-ES	cs-CZ	da-DK	de-DE	el-GR	en-GB
en-US	es-ES	es-MX	et-EE	eu-ES	fa-IR	fi-FI
fil-PH	fr-CA	fr-FR	ga-IE	gl-ES	gu-IN	he-IL
hi-IN	hr-HR	hu-HU	id-ID	is-IS	it-IT	ja-JP
ka-GE	kk-KZ	km-KH	kn-IN	ko-KR	lo-LA	lt-LT
lv-LV	mk-MK	ml-IN	mr-IN	ms-MY	nb-NO	ne-NP
nl-NL	nn-NO	or-IN	pa-IN	pl-PL	pt-BR	pt-PT
ro-RO	ru-RU	sk-SK	sl-SI	sq-AL	sr-Cyrl-RS	sr-Latn-RS
sv-SE	ta-IN	te-IN	th-TH	tr-TR	ug-CN	uk-UA
ur-PK	vi-VN	zh-CN	zh-TW

For example, you may provide how to use the translations provided and how to customize these translations.

Thank you in advance.

[ConnorZ97]

Hi @maydodu, I've just figured out how to customise these translations.

For Android:
Assuming you are overriding the Engligh text, you can create the string.xml under [YourProject]/android/app/src/main/res/values-en.
And provide what you need to override on both values/strings.xml and values-en/strings.xml e.g.:

<resources>
 <string name="Your other key">Value</string>
 <string name="AZAIF_FeedbackAttentionNotNeeded">Please wait.</string>
</resources>

For iOS:
Add a Localizable.xcstrings under ios folder, and add the key value you want to override, but you have to link the resource to the workspace/project if you add the file rather than adding it via xcode.

Hope this will help.