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Skill jason0404/Jason-Android-Marketplace/plugins/android-localization-toolkit/skills/export-excel

A Claude Code marketplace for Android development, featuring code review, localization management, and APK/AAB release artifact inspection tools.

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npx -y skills add jason0404/Jason-Android-Marketplace --skill export-excel

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Export Android strings.xml resources to a translator-friendly XLSX workbook with missing-key and placeholder-risk tracking

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Create a structured translation workbook from Android string resources.

Workflow

  1. Locate the requested Android resource scope and establish the base locale.
  2. Invoke android-strings-auditor before export.
  3. Invoke android-localization-workbook-generator to write an .xlsx workbook under: android-localization-output/translation-workbook-YYYYMMDD-HHmm.xlsx
  4. Summarize the output workbook and technical issues detected.

Workbook requirements

  • Base locale key order determines row order.
  • Columns must include key, base text, each locale, placeholder_signature, status, and notes.
  • Preserve placeholders, escaped content and raw Android resource keys.
  • Mark missing values and placeholder mismatches clearly.
  • Use readable header styling, auto-filter, frozen header row and suitable widths.
  • When source sets represent different product/flavour contexts, separate or clearly label them.

Do not translate text automatically and do not modify source XML files.

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