TOML¶

Added in version 5.15.

Note

Support for this format is under development. Some features might not yet be available and the behavior can change between releases. Feedback from testing is welcome.

TOML is a generic format like YAML files or JSON files and can be used to localize applications.

Weblate supports TOML in several variants:

TOML file: Plain TOML file without support for plurals.
go-i18n TOML file: go-i18n variant with plurals support.

See also

Example file:

hello = "Ahoj světe!\n"
orangutan = "Orangutan má %d banán.\n"
thanks = "Děkujeme za použití Weblate."
try = "Zkus Weblate na <https://demo.weblate.org/>!\n"

[hello]
other = "Ahoj světe!\n"

[orangutan]
one = "Orangutan má %d banán.\n"
other = "Orangutan má %d banány.\n"

[thanks]
other = "Děkujeme za použití Weblate."

[try]
other = "Zkus Weblate na <https://demo.weblate.org/>!\n"

Supported features¶
File extensions	`.toml`
Linguality ⓘ	Monolingual
Supports plural ⓘ	`No`
Supports descriptions ⓘ	`No`
Supports explanation ⓘ	`No`
Supports context ⓘ	`No`
Supports location ⓘ	`No`
Supports flags ⓘ	`No`
API identifier	`toml`
Supports read-only strings ⓘ	`No`

Weblate configuration¶

Typical Weblate Component configuration
File mask	`langs/*.toml`
Monolingual base language file	`langs/en.toml`
Template for new translations	Empty
File format	TOML file