Most application localization approaches use JSON files as the storage location. JSON is a convenient format for a developer but not for a localazer. The localazer works in specialized software that must maintain correct spelling, find typos, and combine GIT-style developments between versions of the application to form a dictionary.
The most common approach for localizing applications is gettext. This is a set of localization programs that organize spell checking, merge different versions of application localizations, and delete unnecessary text data. This application has been used by most of the desktop developers since the 90s.
In order to organize the communication of our React application with gettext and back localazer can help us.
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