Localization management
for next-translate

Build your NextJS application multilingual with next-translate plugin.
Save time on managing and translating localization files.

Import translation files
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What is next-translate?

Next-translate is a great choice for managing your translations in your NextJS 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.

next-translate vs next-i18next

Both libraries are built specially for NextJS. 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 NextJS framework and it integrates very well with NextJS i18n API.

  • Works well with NextJS page optimization
  • It's super easy to configure and use
  • Built only for NextJS and integrates with NextJS i18n
  • Supports namespaces
  • Zero dependencies and adds only ~1kb to your bundle

How to manage localization files?

Install SimpleLocalize CLI or download it manually.

$ curl -s https://get.simplelocalize.io/2.5/install | bash

Upload your translation files

$ simplelocalize upload \
        --apiKey YOUR_PROJECT_API_KEY \
        --uploadFormat single-language-json \
        --uploadPath ./locales/{lang}/{ns}.json

After adding new languages or changing translation strings, you can download translation files again to your project files.

$ simplelocalize download \
        --apiKey YOUR_PROJECT_API_KEY \
        --uploadFormat single-language-json \
        --uploadPath ./locales/{lang}/{ns}.json

Need help? See our documentation page.

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