Tlumach.NET for VS Code

Generate type-safe localization code directly from VS Code by running the Tlumach.NET code generator on-demand from the Explorer context menu.

Features

Run Generator

Execute the Tlumach.NET code generator to create C# source files from your translation files. The generator produces strongly-typed translation classes, eliminating magic strings and enabling IntelliSense support for all your translations.

• On-demand generation — Run the generator whenever you update your translation files
• Project-aware — Automatically detects projects with Tlumach configuration files
• Batch support — Run the generator across all projects in your workspace with a single command
• Live output — View generation progress and diagnostic messages in the Output panel

Installation

From VS Code Marketplace

1. Open VS Code
2. Go to the Extensions view (Ctrl+Shift+X)
3. Search for Tlumach.NET
4. Click Install

Getting Started

Set Up Your Project

1. Install the AlliedBits.Tlumach NuGet package in your project
2. Add a Tlumach configuration file and translation files to your project as described in the documentation

Generate Code

• Right-click a .csproj file in the Explorer and select Run Tlumach Generator to process that project
• Right-click a .sln file in the Explorer and select Run Tlumach Generator (All Projects) to process every project in the solution

Generation output and any diagnostics are streamed live to the Tlumach Output channel.

Requirements

• VS Code 1.95.0 or later
• .NET runtime installed and available on PATH
• AlliedBits.Tlumach NuGet package installed in your project
• Translation files in one or more projects

Documentation

For comprehensive guides, examples, and API documentation, visit the Tlumach.NET website, download the NuGet package, or browse the source code repository.

Support

Found an issue or have a feature request? Please report it on GitHub Issues.

About Tlumach.NET

Tlumach.NET is a flexible library that provides translation and localization for .NET applications. It supports multiple file formats (JSON, ARB, INI, TOML, CSV, TSV, ResX, XLIFF, Apple String Catalog), runtime language switching, XAML framework integrations, and Roslyn-based compile-time code generation for type-safe translation access.