crowdin string add

Description

Add a new source string

Synopsis

crowdin string add <text> [CONFIG OPTIONS] [OPTIONS]

Arguments

<text>
Set text for the new source string

Options

--identifier=…
Set an identifier for the new source string

--max-length=…
Set a max. length of the translated text for the new source string

--context=…
Add a context for the new source string

--file=…
Specify a file path to add the new source string to. Multiple files can be specified

--label=…
Attach labels to strings (multiple labels can be specified)

-b, --branch=…
Specify branch name. Default: none

--hidden
Specifies whether the added strings should be hidden or not

--one=…
Plural form one (singular)

--two=…
Plural form two (dual)

--few=…
Plural form few (paucal)

--many=…
Plural form many

--zero=…
Plural form zero

-V, --version
Display version information and exit

-h, --help
Display help message and exit

--no-progress
Disable progress on executed command

-v, --verbose
Provide more information about the command execution

--no-colors
Disable colors and styles

-c, --config=…
Specify a path to the configuration file. Default: crowdin.yml or crowdin.yaml

--identity=…
Specify a path to user-specific credentials

--plain
Provide plain, processable output

Config Options

-T, --token=…
Personal access token required for authentication

--base-url=…
Base URL of Crowdin server for API requests execution

--base-path=…
Path to your project directory on a local machine

-i, --project-id=…
Numeric ID of the project

Examples

Add a new string with the app.home key to the src/values/strings.xml file:

crowdin string add Home --file src/values/strings.xml --identifier "app.home"

Add a new string with the app.download key to the src/values/strings.xml file (branch main):

crowdin string add Download --file src/values/strings.xml --identifier "app.download" --branch main

Add a new string with the app.hello key to the strings.xml file, with labels app and home:

crowdin string add "Hello world" --file strings.xml --identifier "app.hello" --label app --label home

Add a new plural string:

crowdin string add Cats --file strings.xml --identifier "ui.cats" --one "cat"

In this example, the <text> argument is used as the "other" plural form.

If your source language contains more plural forms, you can also specify them using the `--two', `--few', `--many' and `--zero' options.