LSF is standard for localization storage.
It consist of localized string specification or .lsspec file for defining which localized strings are defined in a project. And a localized string or .ls files for storing localized strings.
Example of a .lsspec file:
@languages {
'en-US': 'localizations/en-US';
'zh-CN': 'localizations/zh-CN';
'jp-JA': 'localizations/en-US';
}
@strings {
'Some localized string1': {
description: 'A string in label1';
added: '2014-12-01 10:10:24 UTC';
}
'Some localized string': {
description: 'A string in label1';
added: '2014-12-01 10:10:24 UTC';
}
}
Example of a .ls file in this case en-US.ls:
@strings {
'Some localized string' {
value: 'I got {likes, plural, one{# like} other{# likes}}';
parameters: likes;
}
<en-US>'Some localized string2'; # Symbols
}