android-strings-converter: A Python package that converts Android strings.xml file to any file type supported by the package.

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  • mobile-strings-converter

    Convert Android & iOS string files to any supported file type, and vice versa.

    • Moreover, you can run it as a standalone program. You can find more details about it in the GitHub repository.

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