Bundle files android#

You can have a single spreadsheet (e.g., XLSX or CSV) where you store source strings for all platforms your app is developed for, and each string is labeled with a respective label.

Bundle files android#

You can upload a single source file (e.g., Android XML) to your project, translate it, and then, using bundles, export translations for multiple platforms (e.g., Android XML for the Android app, iOS strings for the iOS app, JSON for the web app, etc.).

The most common use cases are the following: Once you’ve created a bundle, you can use it with all the aforementioned tools. When you work with bundles, the primary location for managing (creating, editing, and deleting) them is the project’s Translations tab (for File-based projects). Manage bundles using Crowdin CLI and API.Manage bundles using OTA Content Delivery.Connect a VCS integration in Target file bundles mode.Manage bundles manually via the project’s Translations tab.You can work with bundles in several ways: You can add more target file formats by installing respective applications from the Crowdin Store. By default, you can choose from the following three formats: XLIFF, Android XML, and iOS Strings. Target file bundles or simply Bundles is the feature that allows you to export sets of strings or files in the formats you select, regardless of the original file format.