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@whiskeyjack-net/i18n

v0.1.1

Published

Shared react-i18next bootstrap for Whiskeyjack apps: one createI18n() with language detection, en fallback, and <html lang/dir> (RTL) sync.

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Keywords

i18nreacti18nextreact-i18nextrtllocalizationinternationalization

Readme

@whiskeyjack-net/i18n

The shared react-i18next bootstrap used by every Whiskeyjack app. One createI18n() instead of copy-pasting the i18next init, so language detection, the React binding, the en fallback, and <html lang>/dir (RTL) sync are identical everywhere.

This README documents the published artifact (@whiskeyjack-net/i18n, staged via npm run build:package). Inside the monorepo the workspace source export is @whiskeyjack/i18n.

Install

npm install @whiskeyjack-net/i18n

Requires react 18+ (peer). Ships i18next, react-i18next, and i18next-browser-languagedetector as dependencies.

Use

// src/i18n/index.ts
import { createI18n } from '@whiskeyjack-net/i18n'
import en from './locales/en.json'
import ar from './locales/ar.json'

export default createI18n({ en, ar })
// main.tsx
import './i18n'

Components use useTranslation() from react-i18next as usual. Each locale is wrapped in the default translation namespace; coverage varies per app (an English-only app just passes { en }).

API

  • createI18n(locales, options?) – configure and return the shared i18next instance. locales maps a language code to its translation object. On languageChanged it updates <html lang> and <html dir> (RTL for Arabic/Urdu/Farsi/Hebrew). options.fallbackLng defaults to en.
  • activeLanguage(supported) – the active language normalized to one of supported, for binding a language picker to what is actually displayed (including the first-run system-detected language).

License

MIT