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@inlang/translatable
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This library provides an interface for externally provided translations.
This library provides an interface for externally provided translations.
You can install the @inlang/cli with this command:
npm install @inlang/translatable
or
yarn add @inlang/translatable
import { Translatable } from "@inlang/translatable"
const translatable1: Translatable<string> = "Hello world"
const translatable2: Translatable<string> = {
en: "Hello world",
de: "Hallo Welt",
}
// "Hello world"
const translation = typeof translatable1 === "object" ? translatable1["de"] ?? translatable.en : translatable1
// "Hello world"
const translation = typeof translatable2 === "object" ? translatable2.en : translatable2
// "Hallo Welt"
const translation = typeof translatable2 === "object" ? translatable2["de"] ?? translatable2.en : translatable2
You are free to write utility functions.
import { Translatable } from "@inlang/translatable"
const translatable1: Translatable<string> = "Hello world"
const translatable2: Translatable<string> = {
en: "Hello world",
de: "Hallo Welt",
}
// Hello world
const translation = t(translatable1, "de")
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This library provides an interface for externally provided translations.
We found that @inlang/translatable demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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