How to change your language settings for ASAP Flutter SDK?

The ASAP SDK is designed to accommodate a diverse user base, supporting a total of 49 languages. This flexibility allows you to select the most suitable language based on the geographical location of your app's end-users, ensuring a tailored experience.

Here’s a list of the 49 language codes that you can utilize to configure the language settings for the ASAP help widget. By doing so, you can enhance user accessibility and improve customer support interactions.

Language	Local code
English (UK)	en-GB
English (US)	en
German	de
Spanish	es
Catalan	ca-ES
French	fr
French (Canada)	fr-CA
Italian	it
Russian	ru
Chinese (Traditional)	zh-Hant
Chinese (Simplified)	zh-Hans
Turkish	tr
Dutch	nl
Danish	da
Portuguese (Portugal)	pt-PT
Japanese	ja
Swedish	sv
Polish	pl
Arabic	ar
Hebrew	he
Afrikaans	af
Czech	cz
Bulgarian	bg
Finnish	fi
Greek	el
Hungarian	hu
Indonesian	id
Norwegian (Bokmal)	nb
Romanian	ro
Thai	th
Ukrainian	uk
Vietnamese	vi
Urdu	ur
Hindi	hi
Telugu	te
Kannada	kn
Tamil	ta
Marathi	mr
Korean	ko
Persian	fa
Bengali	bn
Gujarati	gu
Malay	ms
Malayalam	ml
Slovak	sk
Croatian	hr
Slovenian	sl
Kazakh	kk
Icelandic	is

Below is the code that helps you set the language for the ASAP help widget. Pass the language identifier to this method. For instance, pass "en" for English.

ZohodeskPortalConfiguration.setLanguage(String language)

iOS

However, to limit the size of the SDK, the iOS version of the SDK is bundled with only 13 languages.

The table below lists the 13 languages that are bundled with the SDK:

Language	Local code
English	en
German	de
Spanish	es
French	fr
Italian	it
Russian	ru
Chinese (Traditional)	zh-Hant
Chinese (Simplified)	zh-Hans
Turkish	tr
Dutch	nl
Danish	da
Portuguese (Portugal)	pt-PT
Japanese	ja

To add any of the other 36 languages to your app, follow the following steps:

1. Download the strings bundle.

2. Remove the lproj files of the languages not required for your app.

3. Finally, add the bundle to your project.

Android

Suppose your app supports only a handful of languages rather than all 49, as mentioned in the above table. In that case, you can configure the ASAP help widget to support only the languages you want.

To do this, include the following code snippet in the build.gradle file:

android {
defaultConfig {
...
resConfigs "en", "ta", "fi"
}
}

Please note that the snippet mentioned above includes only English, Tamil, and Finnish in the help widget, excluding the other languages.

Refer here for more details: resConfigs key