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Open-source collaborative translation management platform for teams
Ever Traduora lets teams import, export, and edit translations in formats like JSON, YAML, XLIFF, and PO, with instant search, team invites, REST API automation, and Docker/K8s quick setup.
Ever Traduora is a self‑hosted translation management system designed for development teams and localization specialists. It centralises the workflow: projects can be created, team members invited, and translations edited collaboratively. The platform supports a wide range of file formats—including JSON (flat and nested), CSV, YAML, Java Properties, XLIFF 1.2, Gettext PO, Android XML, and more—so you can import existing strings and export ready‑to‑use resources.
Getting started takes minutes with Docker or Kubernetes images, or by building from source. A default admin user is seeded automatically, and credentials can be customised via environment variables. The REST API enables full automation of import, export, and status updates, allowing integration into CI/CD pipelines or third‑party translation services. While an official CLI is not provided, a community‑maintained CLI is available for scripting common tasks. Security best practices such as HTTPS are recommended for production deployments.
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Localization of web app UI
Team imports JSON strings, collaborates on translations, exports updated files, and deploys instantly.
Mobile app string management
Developers sync Android XML resources, translators edit them, and CI pipeline pulls updates via the REST API.
Continuous localization pipeline
REST API triggers automatic import/export during CI, keeping translations in sync with code releases.
Third‑party translation service integration
Custom script uses the community CLI to push files to an external MT provider and pull back results.
When sign‑ups are disabled, the platform seeds a default admin with email `local.admin@ever.co` and password `sTr0ngP@ssw0rd!2025`. Credentials can be overridden via `TR_ADMIN_EMAIL`, `TR_ADMIN_PASSWORD`, and `TR_ADMIN_NAME` environment variables.
Yes, you can build and run the source code directly, though Docker and Kubernetes are the recommended quick‑start methods.
Ensure all client‑to‑server communication uses HTTPS/SSL, keep the platform updated, and follow the security guidelines in the documentation.
Use the REST API to programmatically import, export, and update translations, or integrate with CI/CD pipelines for continuous localisation.
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