Resources
Practical guides for localization file QA
Short engineering-focused pages about checking web, mobile, and Java translation files before release. These resources explain the file issues LocaleQA detects: missing keys, placeholder mismatches, untranslated strings, and translation file validation problems.
JSON localization
Start with the JSON QA workflow
Validate the file pair, investigate structural differences, protect runtime tokens, and complete a repeatable pre-release review.
JSON localization validator
Compare source and target structure, tokens, and values.
Pre-release JSON QA checklist
Follow one repeatable check before delivery or merge.
Missing localization keys
Find source paths absent from the target JSON.
Placeholder checker
Protect runtime names, counts, prices, and dates.
Localization QA for Web, Mobile, and Java Files
Localization QA is the pre-release check that confirms localized files still match the structure your product expects.
JSON Localization Validator
A JSON localization validator checks whether translated JSON still matches the source structure your application expects.
Translation File Validator for Localization QA
Translation file validation checks the delivered file as an engineering artifact, not only as translated text.
JSON Localization QA Checklist Before Release
A pre-release JSON localization check compares the exact source and target files that will be shipped, after translation and before merge or delivery.
Missing Localization Keys in JSON Files
Missing localization keys are structural mismatches: the source file contains a string path that the target file does not provide.
Localization Placeholder Checker
Placeholder validation protects runtime values such as names, counts, prices, dates, and links from being changed during localization.
Untranslated String Detector
An untranslated string detector turns same-as-source target values into a review list instead of leaving them hidden in the file.