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strapi-plugin-i18n
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strapi-plugin-i18n
This plugin enables to create, to read and to update content in different languages, both from the Admin Panel and from the API
strapi-plugin-i18n
Deprecation Warning :warning:
Hello! We have some news to share,
We’ve decided it’ll soon be time to end the support for strapi-plugin-i18n.
After years of iterations, Strapi is going to V4 and we won’t maintain V3 packages when it’ll reach its end-of-support milestone (~end of Q3 2022).
If you’ve been using strapi-plugin-i18n and have migrated to V4 (or if you want to), you can find the equivalent and updated version of this package at this URL and with the following name on NPM: @strapi/plugin-i18n.
If you’ve contributed to the development of this package, thank you again for that! We hope to see you on the V4 soon.
The Strapi team
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This plugin enables to create, to read and to update content in different languages, both from the Admin Panel and from the API
The npm package strapi-plugin-i18n receives a total of 22,845 weekly downloads. As such, strapi-plugin-i18n popularity was classified as popular.
We found that strapi-plugin-i18n demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 7 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
Package last updated on 22 Nov 2022
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