React i18next (Complete Tutorial) 

Brother, do you understand that you are the GOAT of React tutorials?

Very nice introduction! A few additional things that might be interesting to new users: 1) You can keep basic HTML nodes (e.g. ) instead of those numbers () in your translation strings. 2) ESLint plugin eslint-plugin-i18next helps you find untranslated texts in your code. 3) i18next-scanner can automatically extract all translated texts and collect them in translation files (e.g. /en/frontend.json, /de/frontend.json). The same thing could be done with the "saveMissing" config option it seems, but I haven't tried that myself yet.

in this tutorial string data is static, what about string data which is dynamic like data from a database?

How it good of the you already specific the data on which language is in convert what is that , example Welcom - helo I am developer. To - you also write his translate value so what he do. I want something like if I give the value translation and give it the language it automatically converts to the languages not specified the convert language value

Thank you for helping us to get into new instruments without having to waddle through infinite docs. Immense gratitude from the whole react-junior community

Don't forget, that my bro is fluent in French, and he's very proud of it!

you can use the trans component like this with html tags or components with variables and html tags or components

best tutorial for useful libraries that most people didnt cover. you earn my sub!

I would like to get More TS + React projects from scratch with tailwind or MUI

thank u sir. But you haven't show how to change lang dynamically

Welldone bro. You're God's sent. I tried clicking that link for the project react, seems its broken. It keeps saying cosden refused to connect.

Thank you Bro! very useful, but do time-codes pls for the future video

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Amazing tutorial. Thank you!

I noticed your tattoo - is it Farsi? It made me curious if you're Iranian. :))

So I need to create translation for every key on bunch of different languages.?

Good video. Regarding the library. This i18n is SO WRONG in the first place. The thing is that I should do so much manual work and the mistake possibility is so high. This is so frustrating. As a developer, I want to have a running service within the project that will generate those JSONs without me. For me, it would be convenient to write full text in English inside t("Hello world!") and for all supported languages it will be like { fr: { "Hello world!": null } } With the highlighting when the text in the component is changing. But no one seems to move in that direction.

thanks best tutorial👍

thank you good summary of the capabilities of i18n

Regarding a change in keys that can break the UI - if your component and its helpers are padded with tests, then the commit that has these breaking changes should fail at some level, depending on the setup you have. For example a pre-commit script that runs all *.test files, a github action that blocks the PR if any test fails, etc.

Hi cosden i hope you make a tutorial on how to use react helmet async. Been watching your tutorial about react. Thank you so much for bringing a good quality video

No need to create workarounds creating constants or whatever... It's possible to set up i18next so it gets translations types from translation files with a little configurations.

Hey man, thanks a lot. Helped me a lot. You are always best at explaining concepts.

I used it once, and it worked well with normal tags in locales, and without passing the whole string in addition to the key. It only supported simple tags like strong etc. But it worked.

I wonder How will it be for the data fetched from database like blog posts? It is a lots of work manually.

What if we want to change URL name. Thats not everything…

Oh wow, this is awesome! I used to be a translator and now I'm a software developer. I'm REALLY interested in internationalizing and translating web apps.

Ok this is one more sub in the bank. I’ve been watching few of your tutorials here and there and you never miss, always go smoothly. Trans component was starting to give me headache, thank you for this

how to use this outside the component?????????????

So is this like Google translate? How accurate are the translations?

Your Video are Good. need a video for testing in react

Trans component is much easier to deal with using built-in 'components' property. No headache at all. As an idea of improvement as in a real project - load translations async from db. So neat. Thanks for your time and gr8 tut, man

Great stuff as usual. Since hardly any websites are hardcoded these days, it would be killer to see this implemented with a cms such as sanity!

I am fluent in French too ! Awesome

is this the same for a next js project?

Your vids are really great keep it up

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nice info! I also like the quality of the video. I am wondering what camera do you use? Is it green screen or just black curtain?

Thank you so much for this video

Great video! My question is, should I use the useTranslation hook the same way using typescript?

thanks bro for amazing contents ✊🏻

What about SEO?

What if we want to separate different page translations too? Like I need an en.json for my home page and my settings page separatelly because there are tons of words in each page. Can I do nested objects inside my json file like en.json { "homePage":{ "welcomeText": "Hello!", }, "settingsPage":{ "title":"Settings page" } } And use it like this: { t("homePage.welcomeText") }??

Excited to learn something new 😁

Thank You.

Excellente vidéo mon ami

Out of curiosity, what's your native language?

Bon tutoriel, il y a tout ce qu'il faut

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Dude, you should read the documentation better. Use Trans with components prop.