The XLIFF 2.0 Object Model contains classes and methods for generating and manipulating XLIFF 2.0 documents as described in the XLIFF 2.0 Standard. The library is built using the Portable Class Library enabling developers to generate XLIFF documents using various platforms.
The XLIFF 2.0 Object Model allows a developer to build up an XLF document in memory and change various properties on the elements before writing the file. This is intended to give developers a head-start in building localization tools, platforms, and engineering systems that take advantage of the newest open localization standard.
The library includes classes for all the Core elements as well as all the module elements as described in the standard including:
- Core Elements (xliff, file, group, etc)
- Change Tracking Module
- Format Style Module
- Glossary Module
- Metadata Module
- Resource Data Module
- Size and Length Restriction Module
- Translation Candidates Module
- Validation Module
For more information, please take a look at the XLIFF 2.0 Class Guide documentation provided with this project.
This initial drop allows developers to read and write Core XLIFF 2.0 and all associated modules as required by the XLIFF 2.0 Standard. However, full validation for constraints defined in the standard is only available for Core, Metadata, Glossary, and Translation Candidates Modules.
##Contributing At the moment, we aren't accepting contributions through GitHub for features or enhancements.
In the meantime, you can help us improve the XLIFF 2.0 Object Model by filing bugs or feature requests on this repo.
###Bug Fixes If you believe you've found a bug, you're encouraged to file an issue on this repo.
The XLIFF 2.0 Object Model is licensed under the MIT License.