FAQ
How do I add new keys?
You can add new keys in the Tolgee Platform using the Native SDKs, CLI, or REST API. For JavaScript frameworks like React, Angular, Vue, etc, we recommend adding keys using in-context editing, which is part of the Native SDKs.
Which machine translation providers are supported?
Tolgee currently supports
DeepL
Google Translate
Amazon Translate
Microsoft Cognitive
How can product managers, designers or other non-developer team members edit the strings?
Team members who care about precise wording can reliably edit the strings directly inside the product using Tolgee Native SDKs and its in-context editing feature.
Users can open the in-context edition dialog by alt+clicing the string in the development mode app.
Even live production applications can be turned to development mode using the Tolgee Chrome plugin.
Such an edit is very simple and reliable because the user knows what string is edited and that they're not editing a different string. Also, they don't have to search for the string in the source code, localization files, or huge localization data sets.
Is my application dependent on Tolgee Servers?
No. In a production environment, you should not use Tolgee as a source for localization data or leak your API key this way.
Instead, you should use data exported as static assets or Content Delivery (CDN).
How can I export the data for production?
You can export the data
using the Tolgee Platform UI
using the CLI
using the REST API
or you can publish the data to the CDN
How can I automate exporting data from the Tolgee Platform?
You can use your favorite CI/CD tool, such as GitHub Actions or GitLab CI/CD, while embracing Tolgee CLI's pull command or Tolgee REST API's export endpoint to automate data exporting.
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