Does Localazy support vue-i18n for Vue.js localization?

Yes it does! You might enjoy the fact that we are building the front-end of the Localazy platform with Vue.js and vue-i18n, and we are a proud sponsor of Kazupon, who is the creator of the library.

Integrating your project with Localazy is pretty straightforward, and you can do it in five short steps:

  1. Sign up and create your first project. 🚀

  2. From the list of integrations, choose Vue.js, install Localazy CLI, and configure vue-i18n. 👨‍💻

  3. Copy and modify this configuration into the localazy.json file in the root.

  4. Create a locales folder with a JSON file based on the source language. E.g., en.json 📂

  5. Run localazy upload in the CLI to upload your source file.

After you translate your strings to the desired languages, you can download the translations by running localazy download. 📂

Follow the whole tutorial How to localize Vue.js app with vue-i18n and Localazy on the Localazy Blog.

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01/03/2023
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