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flutter_translate

Flutter Translate is a fully featured localization / internationalization (i18n) library for Flutter.

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pub package Awesome Flutter License: MIT Flutter.io

Flutter Translate is a fully featured localization / internationalization (i18n) library for Flutter.

It lets you define translations for your content in different languages and switch between them easily.

Example

Features

  • Very easy to use
  • Mobile, Web and Desktop support
  • Pluralization and Duals support
  • Supports both languageCode (en) and languageCode_countryCode (en_US) locale formats
  • Automatically save & restore the selected locale with a simple implementation
  • Full support for right-to-left locales
  • Fallback locale support in case the system locale is unsupported
  • Supports both inline or nested JSON

Documentation

Complete documentation is available on the wiki page.

To get started please see Installation, Configuration & Usage.

Example

https://github.com/Jesway/Flutter-Translate/tree/master/example

Issues

Please file any issues, bugs or feature request here.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License

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Categories

# flutter# translate# internationalization# i18n# localization# json-localization# translations

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Dependencies used

Dependency list 4 items

  • flutter{"sdk":"flutter"}
  • universal_io^2.2.2
  • intl^0.19.0
  • flutter_testDevelopment{"sdk":"flutter"}

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