TypeScript TS translation with Crowdin

TypeScript TS is a natively supported file format, you can use it without an additional installation. Just upload it to your projects and start the localization.

File Format Details

Support for Const Assertions

Crowdin supports localization of TypeScript files that use const assertions. This approach allows you to create immutable key-value objects, commonly used for defining translation resources.

Usage Example

Below is a sample file using as const to define translation keys and values. These constants can be uploaded to Crowdin for localization, and downloaded as translated files when your project is ready.

const root = {
  get_started: 'Get started',
  app_title: 'Next.js with next-intl and Crowdin',
  app_description: 'Generated by create-next-app to experiment with next-intl and Crowdin',
  hello__name: 'Hello {name}',
} as const;
export default root;

Notes

• as const ensures the object is readonly, preserving exact string values for localization.
• Crowdin detects these structures automatically and processes them as key-value pairs.

Sample File

export enum EncounterIcons {
    disrespected = "encounter-disrespected",
    textInDoubleQuotes = "Text in double qoutes",
    textInSingleQoutes = 'Text in single qoutes',
    emptyTextInDoubleQuotes = "",
    emptyTextInSingleQoutes = '',
    textWithPlaceHolder = "{0} (text with placeholder)",
    textWithEscapedQuotesInDoubleQuotes = "\"this is a text\"",
    textWithEscapedQuotesInSingleQuotes = '\'this is a text\'',
    someChineseHierogliphs = '（原币）',
    format = "d/m/Y",
    bool = true,
    integer = 42,
    float = 3.14,
    regex = /^([\d]{4})$/,
}