[✨] i18n and l10n support

[MohammadMiras]

Is your feature request related to a problem?

I want to migrate my current website which is multilingual to Qwik, and I don't see any documentation or good online articles regarding this

Describe the solution you'd like

I would love to be able to support multiple locales for my website. To be able to implement i18n and l10n in my website.

I would like to be able to incorporate locale in the URL. For example, the default locale would be served using default URLs, like domain.tld and domain.tld/about. But locale-specific pages would be served having a locale in their root path. For example domain.tld/locale or domain.tld/locale/about.

Describe alternatives you've considered

I literally have not found anything that I can use. There are very few resources online for Qwik for this issue.

Additional context

No response

[ahnpnl]

Does this doc https://qwik.builder.io/docs/integrations/i18n/#internationalization help you?

[MohammadMiras]

@ahnpnl thank your for your help. But that link does not help me at all. It's just a simple post and it only focuses on translation (which in my case is not a concern at all, since API does all the translation).

What I want to know is how can I put the locale inside the URL and omit it from the default locale? Can you help me regarding that?

[ahnpnl]

You should check those libraries to see how they work. I use qwik-speak and the documentation is pretty good to start with and the author is also very helpful in answering questions in Discussion section.

Regarding about things like: how to put a locale in URL etc..., that is a part of understanding how Qwik and Qwik city works, it isn't related to i18n and I10n IMO. If I take the example of vue-i18n and vue-router, I also had to go through their docs to understand how those libs work to combine them together. The same applies to qwik and qwik-city.

You should also check Discussion section https://github.com/BuilderIO/qwik/discussions and Discord community. There are plenty of helps there :)

[gioboa]

Hey @MohammadMiras thanks for the discussion and thanks @ahnpnl for sharing details.
For i18n you can find information here
So I'm closing this issue for now, feel free to re-open it if it's still an issue for you.