Source File requirements for JSON

1

I have a pretty nested JSON file that I only want to translate 2 values. Is there a specific JSON structure allowed? or can any valid JSON structure be a source file?

2

Hi @SeanCannon

This is Carlos from Transifex support, you can see in the following article an example of a JSON file. What is important is to use the KEYVALUEJSON as file format so nested content would be detected.

Let us know if this information helps you.

Best regards

3

Can I send you the file to see how it could be formatted to be able to be read?

4

Sure, as you can see also in the example below the structure should be something like the following

{
    "join": "Join",
    "nest": {
      "split": "Split",
      "another_nest": {
        "split": "Split"
      },
    "list": ["List", "Values", {"JSON": {"Embedded": "Document"}}]	
    },
	"files": "{count, plural, one {{count} file.} other {{count} files.}}"
}

Best regards,

Carlos Olvera

5

I am going to try a different way…I have an unstructured Excel spreadsheet…I tried to up load it, but got this error

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Hello @SeanCannon,

I am Antonis from the Transifex Customer Success team. I hope you’re well.

If you want to upload an unstructured Excel file please make sure you’re selecting the correct format from the drop-down:

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Please let us know if this helps.