#App Manager A tool for managing your app's digital resources and resource translations. ###Features
- Web interface for managing app strings and string translations.
- Web interface for managing app HTML documents and document translations.
- Documents can be exported to HTML files in a zipped iOS folder structure.
- Strings can be exported to iOS .strings files in a zipped iOS folder structure.
###Installation
- Make sure you have Node JS and NPM installed. (Get Node JS & NPM). You'll also need MongoDb.
- Clone the repository:
git clone git@github.com:robbyemmert/AppManager.git(If you plan to make modifications, you should fork it first, then clone your fork *recommended). - Navigate to the project folder, then run
npm install && bower installto install all dependencies. - Once that's done, you can fire up the project in development mode with
grunt serve.
###Configuration Note: This tool is in alpha development, so configuration requires some coding skill.
Adding/Removing languages:
Edit /client/components/Settings/Settings.service.js. This file is an AngularJS service that controls what set of keys and key labels the application uses when fetching information from the database.
this.keys: An array of keys that defines which string properties App Manager considers keys, as opposed to translations.this.languages: An array of languages that defines which string properties App Manager considers as languages, as opposed to string keys.
Adding/Removing/Changing User Access Currently supported User Roles:
- Admin
Edit /server/config/seed.js. Find the User.create command and modify the list of users and properties that are there.
Make sure to restart the server afterward.
###Notes:
Applying Exported Files
To apply exported files to an iOS project:
- Unzip the export file. In the contents, you will see localized folders (i.e.
en.lproj) for all of the languages App Manager is configured to support. - You can automatically apply these files to your project by typing the following command: