JSLocalizedString

Requirements

• This project is using ARC and tested in iOS 4.3, if your project is using non-ARC, in your project target -> Build Phases -> Compile Sources, add -fobjc-arc to Compiler Flags in JSLocalizedString.m

Install:

1. Create a file named Localizable.strings in your project.
2. Go to Project -> Info -> Localizations section, add a new language that you want.
   • ![alt text] (https://raw.github.com/jslim89/JSLocalizedString/master/screenshots/add-localization.png "Add more language")
3. Drag the JSLocalizedString (inside the Libraries folder) to your project.
   • Check the option Copy items into destination group's folder (if needed)
   • Choose Create groups for any added folders
   • Add to project target
4. Select your file you created just now Localizable.strings, localize it
   • ![alt text] (https://raw.github.com/jslim89/JSLocalizedString/master/screenshots/localize-the-file.png "Localize the file")
5. Under your Supporting Files, edit -Prefix.pch, add #import "JSLocalizedString.h" so that you can use this in whole project (import globally).
6. You're done.

Usage:

1. You can set language by calling JSSetLanguage(@"en");, then it will look for the en.lproj folder.
2. self.navigationItem.title = JSLocalizedString(@"Settings", @"Localized bar title: Settings"); this is similar to NSLocalizedString
3. You can look the demo project for more info.

Credits:

• Inspired by Custom localization system for your iphone games

References:

• How to force NSLocalizedString to use a specific language