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Welcome to Quetzal!

This documentation will walk you through how to set up and use Quetzal in with your stack.

Codebase Localization

Quetzal is designed to maintain localization for static content in your application. Integration works a little differently depending on the current state of your code:

No Localization

No content in my codebase is translated, and I am looking to start

Some Localization

There is a system for localization, but it is not used much or at all.

Extensive Localization

There is already a system for localization and it is used extensively.

Generated Content Localization

For translating non-static content (user generated content, runtime generated content), our API is available. Talk with us to make sure the context profile is a good fit for Quetzal.

Integrating generally takes four steps:

1

Link Your Repository

Sign up for Quetzal and you will be prompted to install the Quetzal GitHub App. If you already have an account, you can link a repository directly |here|
2

Wait for Analysis

Our initial analysis and sync will determine compatibility.
3

Update Settings

Use the Integration Dashboard to confirm settings.
4

Merge Changes

Going forward, localization updates will be published to git via pull requests or direct commits