This is a simple String localizer that uses JSON files to store the key-value couples corresponding to the strings to be localized.
The usage of this class is completely similar to NSLocalizedString() since the syntax is pretty much identical. In the sample project you can find (in the App delegate) a simple NSLog that uses DMLocalizedStrings.
The Localized files must be named Localized_xx.json where xx is the locale identifier of the language used in it.
Keep in mind that the file should use a well formed JSON syntax; an example is provided below:
{ "KEY1" : "Value", "KEY2" : "Value2", ... "KEY_N" : "ValueN" *** no final comma here!!! *** }
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