Type-safe Kotlin Multiplatform i18n: auto-convert Android strings to cross-platform translations.

Type-safe Kotlin Multiplatform i18n: auto-convert Android strings to cross-platform translations.

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i18nKonfig — Zero-Config Internationalization for Kotlin Multiplatform

Tired of juggling strings.xml, runtime crashes, and messy translation setups?
I built i18nKonfig, a Gradle plugin that turns your Android strings into type-safe, multiplatform translations — automatically

From this:
getString(R.string.welcome_message, userName)

To this:
Text(I18nKonfig.welcome_message)

Works across Android, iOS, Desktop & Web
Compile-time safety (no missing strings)
Auto-migrates your Android resources
Zero manual setup — just ./gradlew build

I haven’t released it yet — just testing community interest.
Would you use something like this in your KMP projects? Or even help shape the first release?

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