I’m having issues using the api format crowdin-json after having installed the JSON String Exporter.
I’ve asked the owner to install the JSON String Exporter as an integration, but he only had the options to install the integration for all users and not the actual project. Thus, he installed it for all the users.
Meaning, if I now call the following API endpoint:
Thanks a lot for the screenshot. The owner did install the JSON String Exporter for “All project members”. Thus, I should have access to it as I’m a member of the project, correct?
If I do change the API call format to json I receive the following response. Is there something I’m missing?
Thanks for the other endpoints. We initially used the previous endpoint mentioned, as it seems to export the content of the project straight away, which we can then use in our app.
However, with the endpoints you just provided we seem to be getting a response which contains a URL, which we have to click to get the actual file.
Is there a different endpoint which would allow us to export the content (in json format) straight into our application. So, that we just get a response which contains all the data of the file?
P.S. I don’t know if it helps, but the JSON String Exporter isn’t shown in the actual integrations tab, but only if I explicitly search for it.
Thanks for the screenshot. Unfortunately, it’s still not showing up for me. In the screenshots, one can see that the JSON String Exporter is installed but doesn’t show up in the Project settings → Parcer Configuration.
Is there another step that I have to do, but am I missing? Like, do I need to configure a bundler or something else?
Hi @timohorizon looks like you installed the app from your own account while searching for it in somebody else’s project. The app should be installed by the project owner