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@verbaly/svelte

v0.64.0

Published

Svelte bindings for Verbaly: stores over the reactive core.

Readme


Idiomatic Svelte 5 stores over the Verbaly core: the $ auto-subscription just works, re-rendering on every locale switch.

🚀 Install

pnpm add @verbaly/svelte

⚡ Usage

<!-- +layout.svelte -->
<script>
  import { provideVerbaly } from '@verbaly/svelte';
  import { verbaly } from 'virtual:verbaly';

  provideVerbaly(verbaly);
</script>
<!-- Inbox.svelte -->
<script>
  import { useT, useLocale } from '@verbaly/svelte';

  const t = useT();
  const locale = useLocale(); // writable, bind it to a select
</script>

<p>{$t('inbox', { count: 3 })}</p>
<select bind:value={$locale}>
  <option value="es">Español</option>
  <option value="en">English</option>
</select>

Or skip the keys entirely: write the source text in place and the compiler extracts it, right in your .svelte files (script and markup):

<h1>{$t`Hello ${name}, you have ${count} messages`}</h1>

No component tree? The store factories work with any instance:

import { createVerbaly } from 'verbaly';
import { localeStore, tStore } from '@verbaly/svelte';

export const verbaly = createVerbaly({/* … */});
export const t = tStore(verbaly);
export const locale = localeStore(verbaly);

<Trans>: rich text

Messages with tags ('The <em>build</em> gate') render as real elements, same phrasing-tag whitelist as data-verbaly-rich, unknown tags unwrap to inert text, XSS-safe:

<script>
  import Trans from '@verbaly/svelte/Trans.svelte';
</script>

<Trans id="home.title" />
<Trans id="greet" values={{ name: 'Aron' }} />

<!-- message: 'Read the <docs>guide</docs>' → a real <a>; hrefs from you, never from messages -->
<Trans id="cta" links={{ docs: { href: '/docs', target: '_blank', rel: 'noopener' } }} />

<!-- or map a tag to your own component; it receives the tag content as children -->
<Trans id="cta" components={{ docs: DocsLink }} />

Uses the instance from provideVerbaly (or pass instance={verbaly} explicitly; richTags overrides the whitelist, links maps tag names to hrefs with javascript: blocked, components wins over both). Alternatively the core's DOM interpreter works in any Svelte app: mark elements with data-verbaly/data-verbaly-rich and call bindDom.

📖 Docs: https://verbaly-web.vercel.app/docs/frameworks/svelte

⚠️ Early development (0.x): API not stable yet.

License

MIT © Aron Soto