The ecosystem provides a CLI for CI/CD automation and an SDK for tools to read and query inlang project files programmatically. This directly addresses the canonical job through an explicitly documented product workflow.

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An open localization ecosystem centered on translation files kept in Git. Its tools share an inlang project model and include Paraglide JS, a JavaScript internationalization library; Sherlock, a VS Code extension; Fink, a GitHub-based translation editor; and a CI-oriented CLI.
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The ecosystem provides a CLI for CI/CD automation and an SDK for tools to read and query inlang project files programmatically. This directly addresses the canonical job through an explicitly documented product workflow.
Sherlock extracts strings and reports missing translations and configured message lint issues in the IDE. Its documented scope covers message defects rather than comprehensive pseudo-localization or layout testing. This directly addresses the canonical job within the stated component or workflow limits.
Configured plugins read and write the app's translation files, which can be committed and shipped through the team's existing Git workflow. This directly addresses the canonical job through an explicitly documented product workflow.
Paraglide JS is a compiler-based internationalization library that emits typed message functions; its documented usage includes locale-aware message handling. This directly addresses the canonical job through an explicitly documented product workflow.
The CLI can draft missing translations using a default third-party service or configured Google Cloud Translation or DeepL credentials; the default service has no stability guarantee and generated text needs review. This directly addresses the canonical job within the stated component or workflow limits.
The CLI detects missing translations, variables, tags, plural/select forms and inconsistent messages, while Sherlock exposes message issues in the IDE. These checks cover structural resource errors rather than semantic translation quality. This directly addresses the canonical job within the stated component or workflow limits.
Fink edits locale plural forms side by side and checks missing variables and plural forms, with one-click fixes; the editor supports i18next, next-intl and Paraglide resources. This directly addresses the canonical job within the stated component or workflow limits.
Overview
Inlang supports software localization through developer tools that work with files in a repository. Plugins connect its project model to translation file formats and frameworks. Fink edits GitHub-hosted translation files; Sherlock provides in-editor translation editing, extraction, and linting; Paraglide JS compiles locale-aware message functions; and the CLI runs checks and optional machine translation. The offering is an ecosystem of related tools, not one hosted translation-management service.
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