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Checklist

Quetzal is designed to work with all stacks and all localization patterns. However, there are still some requirements.

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Translatable Content

Quetzal is meant to be used to translate static strings defined in your codebase. For anything else, you can use our API. This means UI Strings, documents of pure text, and other strings defined in files of code. Images, user generated strings, or other strings encountered at runtime are not in the scope of these tools.

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Supported Patterns

Your strings (at the bare minimum, the native ones) must be located within source control in some way for us to process them. If your strings live outside of source control, or if you have any questions about support, |contact us|. We are eager to make solutions which work for your stack.

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Supported Languages

At present, Quetzal works with the following stacks:
Javascript/Typescript Next.js/React Swift Kotlin Java Python HTML/XML Text documents (.txt, .mdx, etc.)
At this time, we do NOT support:
Vue/Svelte
Quetzal is designed to handle all stacks gracefully. As such, if your framework is not listed, but you are interested, please reach out. We are excited to bring Quetzal to life for your stack.

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Supported Translation Libraries

Quetzal should work with all translation libraries and patterns. However, Quetzal may struggle to navigate anti-patterns if your localization framework is poorly set up. During initial setup, you can review and update a generated LOCALIZATION.md file to align Quetzal with best practices.