Entity/field translation workflow
Languvia for Drupal
Translate Drupal entities and fields through Languvia using JSON:API/webhook synchronization with revision-safe content hashes.
A practical integration path.
Languvia manages translation infrastructure while your Drupal application remains authoritative for content, routing and rendering.
Create a Drupal connection and target-language mapping.
Install or build the Drupal server-side adapter around JSON:API/entity hooks.
Push configured entity revisions through signed Languvia requests.
Review and approve translations in Languvia.
Write approved translations back through Drupal's entity/translation APIs.
Drupal multilingual capabilities
Revision-safe source hashes
Glossary across CMSs
Editorial review
Multilingual SEO metadata workflow
What the integration can cover.
- ✓Nodes
- ✓Configured custom entities
- ✓Text/WYSIWYG fields
- ✓Taxonomy payloads
- ✓Canonical/SEO metadata
Final Drupal path aliases, language negotiation and metadata rendering remain controlled by Drupal; the connector carries the translated content and metadata workflow.
Integration checklist
- Create connection
- Configure encrypted connector credentials
- Choose bundles/fields
- Push signed entity revisions
- Review in Visual Editor
- Apply and acknowledge approved jobs
Start from a controlled integration.
This example illustrates the integration pattern. Production credentials should remain server-side or in protected environment configuration.
Status: Available. Review the deployment in staging before production.
POST /api/cms/ingest // signed connector requestKnow what is production-ready.
Drupal installations differ heavily by modules, entity bundles and language negotiation. V3.0 provides the signed connector contract/reference adapter and requires staging validation of the site's entity mapping.
The signed connector/runtime path is available in this release. Validate the platform-specific deployment and routing in staging before production.
Drupal integration questions
Which Drupal content is supported?
Any configured entity/field payload that the connector serializes into the Languvia content contract.
Does Drupal keep ownership?
Yes. Languvia does not replace Drupal storage or editorial workflow.
How are revisions handled?
Every source payload is hashed so changed content can be detected before approval/publishing.
Can terminology be centralized?
Yes. The workspace Glossary applies across connected CMSs.
Connect your site to Languvia.
Start with a staging connection, validate your content and SEO routes, then move to production.