AMS (android-missing-strings)

ams (android-missing-strings) is a simple command line reporting tool to know what strings need to be translated on an android project.

The output of ams is a pdf file friendly to a non-coding person who can be in charge of managing the translators involved in the project.

Requirements

• Python 2.6+
• pyPDF

Installation

Make sure you have the ams source folder on your $PATH environment variable.

Usage:

from within any android project, just execute

ams [-l xx[,yy,zz...]] -o <output_file>

    Options:
    -h --help            Print this help


    -l --lang <xx>       Specify a language or many with comma separated 2-char language codes.

                         e.g:  -l cn         (creates report for Chinese strings.xml)
                               -l cn,it,fr   (creates report for Chinese, Italian and French strings.xml files)

                         If this parameter is ommited, a report with every language file found will be created.


    -o --oFile           Specify the output file name for the PDF report

License

Copyright (c) 2014 - The Mit License (MIT)

Authors

• Angel Leon
• Katay Santos