Add support for plurals

[oprisnik]

GetLocalization also supports plurals - but your plugin currently only supports simple string resources.

https://developer.android.com/guide/topics/resources/string-resource.html#Plurals

Example:

<plurals name="points_plural">
    <item quantity="one">%d point</item>
    <item quantity="other">%d points</item>
</plurals>

[oprisnik]

You could just save the whole XML file you receive from https://api.getlocalization.com/[project-name]/api/translations/file/[master-file-name]/[language-tag]/ instead of parsing the file and only writing the entries.

[johnuopini]

@oprisnik if you download the file you cannot ensure that apostrophes are properly escaped, this is the reason why i parsed it, does getlocalization now do the sanity checks for android by its own?

[oprisnik]

Oh, I wasn't aware of this issue. I've just checked some Italian translations and it seems to be fixed.

Example: In GetLocalization the string has been translated with "L'ultimo giocatore". XML from GetLocalization:

 <string name="last_player">L\'ultimo giocatore</string>

At least in this case it seems to work - not sure though if this is always the case.

[johnuopini]

The parser was also converting "..." with the proper xml char as per Android guidelines so not sure if its better too keep it parsed or download the raw

[oprisnik]

Ah ok, that's nice! Maybe it's better to keep parsing then - and to also parse the plural tags accordingly (and maybe even comments).

[davidvavra]

This library seems unmaintained so I released my fork to jcenter() which fixes this issue.

https://github.com/step-up-labs/gradle-getlocalization-plugin

You can add it by:

repositories {
    jcenter()
}
dependencies {
    classpath 'io.stepuplabs.getlocalization.gradle:gradle-getlocalization-plugin:1.2.1'
}

[oprisnik]

Nice, thanks @davidvavra :)