Please note that this article covers a solution for plain Ruby. You might also be interested in our Ruby on Rails integration.
Lokalise can be used with Ruby apps.
Prerequisites
You'll need an existing Lokalise project. Specifically, you'll require the project ID that can be found in the project settings.
A read/write Lokalise API token is required. Learn how to work with the API tokens in the corresponding article.
Exchanging translation files
Please find more information on all the available options and other features in the official repo.
If you are building a plain Ruby application and would like to exchange translation files with Lokalise, you can take advantage of a special library to manage translation files (lokalise_manager gem) which allows to run the import/export task programmatically from any Ruby script.
Here's an example:
require "#{Rails.root}/config/lokalise_rails.rb"
importer = LokaliseManager.importer({api_token: '1234abc', project_id: '123.abc'}, LokaliseRails::GlobalConfig)
importer.import!
# OR
exporter = LokaliseManager.exporter({api_token: '1234abc', project_id: '123.abc'}, LokaliseRails::GlobalConfig)
exporter.export!