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@orderly.network/i18n

v2.12.1

Published

Internationalization for orderly sdk

Readme

@orderly.network/i18n

Internationalization and CLI tools for Orderly SDK. Based on i18next ecosystem.

Quick start

Install the package, wrap your app root with LocaleProvider, and you get English by default.

import { LocaleProvider } from "@orderly.network/i18n";

export function App() {
  return (
    <LocaleProvider>
      <YourApp />
    </LocaleProvider>
  );
}

For multiple locales, custom keys, Vite bundling, HTTP loading, or the CLI, see the Documentation links below.

Documentation

| Topic | Link | | ----------------------------------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------- | | AI / Agent integration | docs/guide/AGENTS.md | | Package exports | docs/guide/exports.md | | Integration (providers, locales, extend keys, external resources) | docs/guide/integration.md | | Utils (paths and locale helpers) | docs/guide/utils.md | | Examples (recommended AsyncResources + alternatives) | docs/guide/examples.md | | CLI (i18n binary) | docs/guide/cli.md |

Suggested reading order: Agents start with AGENTS. Otherwise: Integration (API and behavior) → Examples (copy-paste recipes as needed) → CLI / Utils when relevant.

Generated API notes for src/ live under packages/i18n/docs/ in the monorepo only (not published in the npm package). The user guide under docs/guide/ is included in the package so links above work after npm install.

Package exports (summary)

| Export | Description | | --------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | | @orderly.network/i18n | Main entry: providers, hooks, i18n, resource helpers, types — see exports guide | | @orderly.network/i18n/locales/* | Built-in locale JSON files | | @orderly.network/i18n/constant | Constants (LocaleEnum, defaultLanguages, …) | | @orderly.network/i18n/utils | Utilities — see Utils |

The default i18n namespace is translation (defaultNS).