This is a simple Client that integrates with the localization service www.i18nize.com
```pip install i18nize```
### Config parameters
| Name | Type | Required | What? |
| ------------- |-------------|-------------|-------------|
| PROJECT_ID | String | Yes | This should be the id of your project. |
| DESTINATION_PATH | String | Yes | The path where you want your locale to get saved. |
| LIVE | Boolean | Yes | Set to *true* if you want to download your live locales otherwise your dev locales will get downloaded. |
### Example usage
```python
from i18nize.client import Client
client = Client(
project_id='86416ce4-fd52-4daf-9764-46f35b07af23',
destination_dir='locales/',
live=False)
client.get_all_locales()
OUTPUT:
>> Downloaded en to dist/locales/en.json (live: True)
>> Downloaded sv to dist/locales/sv.json (live: True)
```
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