Effortlessly internationalize your app with our npm i18n package. Easily manage translations for diverse audiences, ensuring a user-friendly, global experience.

# npm
npm install @drawilet/i18n

# yarn
yarn add @drawilet/i18n

As a first step, you must choose a translation strategy.

1. Execute the following command to create the configuration file.

   npx i18n init

   This should generate a configuration file i18n.config.js similar to this:

   const GoogleStrategy = require("@drawilet/i18n/strategies/google").default;
   
   module.exports = {
     strategy: new GoogleStrategy(),
     locales: ["es", "en"],
     defaultLocale: "en",
   
     output_path: __dirname + "/src/locales/",
     cache_path: __dirname + "/cache/i18n.json",
   
     output_mode: "separated",
   
     inputs: [__dirname + "/src/routes"],
   };

   Configure it according your project requirements.

2. In each file (page, route) of your project, you should export _i18n in this way:

   export const _i18n = {
     key: "value",
   };

3. Run npx i18n generate to generate the files.

4. Use the i18n client to get the translations.

   Pro tip

   Use our clients for a native-like experience. 🌟

   import I18nClient from "@drawilet/i18n/Client";
   const I18N = new I18nClient();
   const I18nRoutes = I18N.instance() // type (optional)
   
   // You can get the translations using the "get" method
   I18nRoutes.get("locale", "path", "key");
   
   // or creating a controller (ideal for pages or routes)
   const i18n = I18nRoutes.Controller("locale", "path");
   
   // and use it infite times
   i18n.get("title");
   i18n.get("description");

new GoogleStrategy("proxy_url");

• proxy_url (optional): It is the proxy that will be used to avoid rate limits.
  You can obtain one here .
  WARNING: Use this only for personal projects.

• nextjs-i18n - A client for Next.js

More clients are being created.