no key created in any localized files, not work in xCode6.4 ?

[maimake]

I reinstall this plugin, and restart xCode 6.4 , still not working.

Nothing is created in any localized files.

I don't know why

[greenmood]

Same story

[viniciusmo]

Xcode version?

[EdwinOtten]

Same in Xcode 7.0.1 (7A1001), or does it require the Localizable.strings file to be in project root?

[croccio]

same here Xcode 7.0 no key created and cannot select file

[EdwinOtten]

I found the problem (in my case):
I already had a Localizable.strings file (in multiple languages) in a folder called "Resources" inside my project folder.
The localized strings created by the plugin were actually added to another Localizable.strings (in a folder called "[ProjectName]-assets") which is not included in my workspace.

I just created all the localized strings I needed and then copied them to the right language file to keep things simple.

[croccio]

i've open all strings file, and key there isn't

[EdwinOtten]

@croccio Try to refactor your string with the plugin and use a certain key (e.g. "my_key"). Then do a command+Z to undo and do the same thing again with the same key ("my_key").
The plugin should warn you that the key already exists, if this is the case then the key is saved somewhere. The question is where..

[croccio]

no, plugin doesn't tell me that key already exists

[EdwinOtten]

Okay, and you did create the Localizable.strings file like the README.md shows?

@viniciusmo Does the plugin give a error if it can't find the Localizable.string?

[croccio]

yes i create it as read show

[Megatron1000]

I'm getting the same issue in 7.1. I create the strings file as shown. Only difference is my project doesn't have a base localisation.

[HeltonSampaio]

It happens to me the same thing.

[MagnusJohansson]

Same here, doesn't work at all

[jeryRazakarison]

It would be good if in the README.md, you indicate the process to download and test the plugin from source code. I would like to help trying and submitting pull requests, but I have no idea about getting started after downloading your code.

[jeryRazakarison]

For a temporary fix:

• Copy the full path of your Localizable.strings
• Open the project ExtractorLocalizableStrings downloaded from Github
• In [EditorLocalizable getDefaultLocalizableFilePath], add return <Full path to your Localizable.strings>; at the very top of the method.
• In [EditorLocalizable localizableFilePaths] add return @[<Full path to your Localizable.strings>];
• Compile the project
• Restart XCode
  Now, the keys should be added to the Localizable.strings.

When I have time, I will look into why these two methods can't find the file and return nil