Translate a Build 42+ mod's Translate/<LANG>/ json files and download the
result, or open a pull request directly with your own GitHub account.
Public repos work with no sign-in. Private repos, or opening a pull request, need a GitHub token - see step 3.
Scanned entirely in your browser - nothing is uploaded. Only
.json files under a Build 42+ Translate/<LANG>/ layout are
used; Build 41 workshop-cache paths are skipped automatically. Local folders are
download-only (there's nothing on GitHub to open a PR against).
Signing in lets the tool open a pull request from your own GitHub account directly.
If you own the repo (or already collaborate on it): a
fine-grained
token scoped to it, with Contents: read and write and
Pull requests: read and write, works fine.
If you're translating someone else's mod you don't already collaborate
on, use a classic
token with the repo scope instead. Fine-grained tokens currently can't
be used to fork-and-PR a repo you're not already a member of, even public ones
(a documented GitHub limitation, not something this tool can work around).