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@stridge/noctis-intl

v1.0.0-beta.5

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@stridge/noctis-intl

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The internationalization engine for the design system. It is a vendored, framework-agnostic core — Adobe's @internationalized/{date,number,string} plus the string-compiler, copied in under the Apache License 2.0 — wrapped with React i18n hooks and the en/fa message catalogs. The vendored source is not consumed as an npm dependency; see VENDORED.md, NOTICE.txt, and LICENSE for provenance and attribution.

Usage

Apps consume this through the umbrella package as @stridge/noctis/i18n, which re-exports everything below. It is also publishable standalone as @stridge/noctis-intl.

import { useDateFormatter, useNumberFormatter, useLocale } from "@stridge/noctis-intl/react";

const df = useDateFormatter({ dateStyle: "medium" });

The React layer exposes useDateFormatter, useNumberFormatter, useCollator, useFilter, useListFormatter, useLocalizedStringFormatter, useLocale, useIsSSR, and the LocaleContext. The framework-agnostic engine classes (DateFormatter, NumberFormatter, NumberParser, LocalizedStringFormatter, …) and the isRTL / Locale / TextDirection direction helpers are available off the main barrel too.

Subpaths

  • @stridge/noctis-intl — engine values + direction helpers (no React).
  • @stridge/noctis-intl/date, /number, /string — the individual vendored engines.
  • @stridge/noctis-intl/react — the locale-aware React hooks.
  • @stridge/noctis-intl/messages/en, /messages/fa — the message catalogs.

Scripts

  • sync:intl re-vendors the upstream Adobe source (keep LICENSE + NOTICE.txt).
  • build:i18n compiles the ICU message catalogs.
  • build runs tsdown; check:publish runs publint.

See VENDORED.md for the upstream commit and re-sync instructions, and /AGENTS.md for repo-wide rules.