Build your Next.js application multilingual with next-translate library.
Save time on managing and translating localization
Next-translate is a great choice for managing your translations in your Next.js application. It is easy to configure and use, even for beginners. It supports basic internationalization (i18n) like plurals or Trans component (to use HTML inside translated text), loads only necessary translations which extremely saves your app memory, and it doesn't take a lot of storage.
Both libraries are built specially for Next.js. next-i18next is an extension of base i18next plugin which allows you to localize many different frameworks and languages. next-translate has been built by Aral Roca Gomez especially for Next.js framework and it integrates very well with Next.js i18n API.
If you are looking for a more advanced solution, check out next-i18next which is a more complex library that supports many frameworks and languages. It is built on top of i18next library and it is a great choice for larger projects.
Next-translate is a great choice for managing your translations in your NextJS application. Check how to install it and integrate with SimpleLocalize software.
Localize your NextJS app with next-i18next framework. Manage and synchronize localization files with ease. Add new languages in your application.
Install SimpleLocalize CLI or download it manually.
$ curl -s https://get.simplelocalize.io/2.9/install | bash
Upload your source translation files
$ simplelocalize upload \
--apiKey YOUR_PROJECT_API_KEY \
--format single-language-json \
--languageKey en \
--path ./locales/source-translations.json
After adding new languages or changing translation strings in translation editor, you can download translation files again to your project files.
$ simplelocalize download \
--apiKey YOUR_PROJECT_API_KEY \
--format single-language-json \
--path ./locales/messages_{lang}.json
Need help? See next-translate integration guide.
See how SimpleLocalize can help you with managing translations in your Next.js application.
A fast, web-based translation editor to manage all your localization strings in one place. Work together with your team to translate your software, app, or website efficiently, with features like real-time updates, auto-translation, comments, history, and more.
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