After Signing up for Quetzal, you will be prompted to create a project.Once your project is created, you can find it on your Quetzal Dashboard
Quetzal is currently free to use for translations to one other
language/locale. If you need support for multiple languages, or a language not
listed, please contact us
The dashboard is the primary way to to keep tabs on your Quetzal integrations.There you can find and manage the text across your app, and view all translated text.
The project strings tab lists all text that has been sent to Quetzal for translation.The string’s text and its translations can be viewed and edited from this page.Each string also lists the file from your codebase where it was found (if applicable), along with the date it was added.
The project lingo tab offers a way to denote special words or phrases unique to your brand which should be translated in particular ways.You can use lingo to specify custom translations, or prevent a particular phrase from being translated.
Your API key can be found on your project settings
page. Your API Key is
important and will be used for most integrations, and grants access to
requesting and retrieving text from your app. The key is unique to your
project, and shared between all users. Be sure to keep it private.
Adding Users
The users tab allows
you to invite users to access and collaborate on your Quetzal project.
Adding Support for a Locale
Selecting ‘Add Locale’ on the left hand side of the dashboard allows you to
add support for a new language to your project