Please look at the announcement and video demonstration at Cocoanetics.com

POEditor.com API

An API wrapper written in Swift 3. With it you can add support for POEditor.com to your iOS and macOS apps.

How to Add to your Project

If you use Cocoapods, you can add the following to your Podfile to include the latest version of POEditor API.

platform :ios, '8.0'

use_frameworks!
project './project.xcodeproj'

target "project" do
	pod 'POEditorAPI'
end

If you use git submodules, then clone the GitHub repo into a sub-folder of your project.

git clone https://github.com/Cocoanetics/POEditorAPI.git Externals/POEditorAPI

Embed the POEditor framework for your platform into your app, this should cause Xcode to correctly set up the import of the umbrella header.

Smoke Test

At the top you import POEditorAPI. Then you can instantiate the API passing your token. You can get a POEditor.com API token from your profile settings page.

let poeditor = POEditor(token: "TOKEN")
poeditor.listProjects { (result) in
			
   switch result 
   {
      case .success(let projects):
         print(projects)
				
      case .failure(let error):
         print(error)
   }
}

The API makes use of the Result paradigm which returns either a .success with the result attached or a .failure with the error attached.

POEditor Tool (POET)

A command line utility that exports specific languages from a POEditor.com project and creates .strings and .stringsdict files accordingly. Build it and place it in e.g. /usr/local/bin. Then run it in the root of a project and follow the prompts.

Re mapping languages, after the first run a settings will be create for poet call poet.json You can add an extra setting in this file to remap languages:

 "mapping" : {
     "en-US" : ["en"],
     "pt-BR" : ["pt-BR", "pt-PT"]
 }

This wil map en-US to just en and copy pt-BR to both pt-BR and pt-Pt