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i18n

A general mono-repo for Dart i18n and l10n packages.

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Overview

This repository is home to Dart internationalization (i18n) and localization (l10n) related packages.

Packages

Package Description Issues Version
intl Contains code to deal with internationalized/localized messages, date and number formatting and parsing, bi-directional text, and other internationalization issues. issues pub package
intl4x A lightweight modular library for internationalization (i18n) functionality. issues pub package
intl_translation Contains code to deal with internationalized/localized messages, date and number formatting and parsing, bi-directional text, and other internationalization issues. issues pub package
messages A lightweight modular library for localization (l10n) functionality. issues
messages_builder Build the messages for consumption by package:messages issues
messages_serializer Serialization of messages for package:messages. issues
messages_shrinker Removing unneeded messages from message data files for package:messages. issues pub package

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Let us know about bugs and feature requests, file a pull request, or participate in the discussions!

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For information about our publishing automation and release process, see https://github.com/dart-lang/ecosystem/wiki/Publishing-automation.

For additional information about contributing, see our contributing page.

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