Hygraph localization with Crowdin

Translate your Hygraph content with ease. Setup integration once, define your localization workflow and spend less time managing translations.

Hygraph is a GraphQL-based headless content management system for digital creators and digital products.

Features at a glance

• All translatable fields support.
• Manual content synchronization before and after translation.
• Auto-sync of source content and translations.
• WYSIWYG file preview for translators.
• Quick sync and translation of even minor content updates, like a new sentence or a changed word.

Hygraph translation connector overview

Setting up the Hygraph connector

After installing the application, you will find it in your project Integrations section.

Follow the instructions on the screen to connect your Hygraph account.

Manual synchronization

To import content for translation from Hygraph, follow these steps:

1. Open the Hygraph integration.
2. In the Hygraph section (right panel), select the files that should be translated.
3. Click Sync.

To export translations to Hygraph, follow these steps:

1. Open the Hygraph integration.
2. In the left section, select the files that will be synced to Hygraph.
3. Click Sync to Hygraph.

Auto content synchronization

To automatically import content for translation from Hygraph choose files and click Scheduled sync in the right panel in the Hygraph integration. The file you chose will be pushed once at a scheduled time (by default, it is done once a day). The same button is used to export translated files from Crowdin to Hygraph (in the left panel). You may disable this by clicking Disable Sync.

Token Configuration

Permanent Auth Token would be required for this app to operate properly. The Token would need the following permissions:

• All permissions for Content API (except Delete Models). Permissions should be granted for All Models and All Locales.
• Management API permissions:
  • Can see schema view.
  • Update published entries.
  • Read locales.
  • Update locales.
  • Read public content views.
  • Update existing non-published entries.
  • Create locales.
  • Read existing environments.
  • Read stages.
  • Read existing models.