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useTranslate

5min

The useTranslate hook provides support for internationalization, powered by react-intl.

To localize the text in your React components, use the translate function returned by the useTranslate hook. translate will load the specified string from your language resource file.

We recommend using translate even if your site currently only supports one language. It's easier to edit your website text if it's all in a single configuration file, and it makes it trivial to add multi-language support in the future.

Example

useTranslate


Returns

The useTranslate hook returns a translate function:

translate

Arguments:

translate(id, values)

Argument

Type

Description

id

String

A key in your language resource file.

values?

Object

(Optional) Values for string interpolation.

Example:

translate


The component above assumes there is a file at /src/intl/<language>.json that looks like this:

en-US.json




Updated 03 Mar 2023
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