Web (.json)

Frontitude supports multiple JSON formats.

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Format is automatically detected based on the file extension, so there’s no need to specify the format type when using it. ✨

Flat

Example

{
  "info_tooltip.title": "No worries, you won’t be charged",
  "info_tooltip.paragraph": "You can review this order before it's final"
}

Nested

Example

{
  "info_tooltip": {
    "title": "No worries, you won’t be charged",
    "paragraph": "You can review this order before it's final"
  }
}

Metadata

Frontitude supports an extended JSON format, called Metadata, which basically includes all metadata stored in Frontitude for each copy item.

Example

Translations (Single file)

This format assumes that translations in all languages are defined in a single file. This is usually the case in small/medium applications.

Example

Translations (Separate files)

This format assumes that translations are stored in separated files, each dedicated for a specific language. This is usually the case in large applications.

Example

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