i18n-polyglot

A React wrapper for node-polyglot.

API:

You need to use the <International /> wrapper around your app to create a node-polyglot instance and to provide context to your components.

import International from 'i18n-polyglot';

const locale = {
  type: 'de',
  dictionary: {
    greeting: 'Hallo!',
  },
  // anything else locale related
};

<International locale={locale}>
  <App />
</International>

<International /> component takes a locale object prop with following:

• type: string, name of the locale, for possible values check here.
• dictionary: object, same as phrases object one would pass to node-polyglot.
• anything else you pass will be available to every component connected to the context. Use this object to store locale specific configurations, like first day of the week.

T

T is a component that allows for JSX within your substitutions options. Use it when you need to use JSX or accessing t function is inconvenient.

import { T } from 'i18n-polyglot';

const locale = {
  dictionary: {
    substitution: 'I have come here to chew %{variable_1} and kick %{variable_2}... and I\'m all out of %{variable_1}.',
  },
};

const MyComponent = ({ t, locale }) => (
  <T
    id="substitution"
    variable_1={<strong onClick={() => alert('🍬')}>bubblegum</strong>}
    variable_2={<em onClick={() => alert('🍑')}>ass</em>}
  />
);
// => I have come here to chew bubblegum and kick ass... and I'm all out of bubblegum.

Hooks: useInternational, useLocale, useT

useInternational, useLocale and useT are hooks that allow access to the locale context. useInternational is the main hook, useLocale and useT are convenience shortcuts.

import { useInternational, useLocale, useT } from 'i18n-polyglot';

const MyComponent = ({ t, locale }) => {
  const { t, locale } = useInternational();
  // or
  const locale = useLocale();
  // or
  const t = useT();
  // ...
};

withLocale

withLocale is a HOC you can use to wrap your components to get access to the internationalization context. It's considered legacy and will be removed in the future versions. It is preferrable to use hooks or the T component.

import { withLocale } from 'i18n-polyglot';

const MyComponent = ({ t, locale }) => (
  // ...
);

export default withLocale(MyComponent);