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Apple String Catalog
Language the catalog is written for
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Ruby on Rails YAML (YAML Ain't Markup Language) is a widely used file format for storing translations in Ruby on Rails applications. It is a simple, text-based format with an easy-to-understand syntax that supports a wide variety of data types.
Apple String Catalog is a file format introduced with Xcode 15 for storing localization data of Apple platform apps. It is a JSON-based format that keeps every language of an app in a single .xcstrings file, along with comments, plural forms, device variations and the translation state of each string.
Converting your localization files is quite easy. First, select Apple String Catalog as the format you would like to convert to. Then, choose the Ruby on Rails YAML file and drop it into the designated area. That's all.
A String Catalog keeps every language of an app in one file, so the converted catalog is written for the language you enter next to the file format, which becomes its source language.
Yes, this localization file converter is entirely free to use, with no restrictions on the number of translation files you can convert.