@aparte/locales
The chat's interface in nine languages for aparté: every
label, button and screen-reader string the chat draws. Core ships English
(APARTE_DEFAULT_LOCALE); install this to switch.
npm install @aparte/locales @aparte/core
import { aparteGlobalConfig } from '@aparte/core';
import { es } from '@aparte/locales/es';
aparteGlobalConfig.setLocale(es);
Each language is its own entry, so a page loads only the one it imports. All of them are also named exports of the package root.
| Language | Entry | Export | tag |
|---|---|---|---|
| French | @aparte/locales/fr | fr | fr-FR |
| Spanish | @aparte/locales/es | es | es |
| Portuguese (Brazil) | @aparte/locales/pt-BR | ptBR | pt-BR |
| German | @aparte/locales/de | de | de |
| Italian | @aparte/locales/it | it | it |
| Russian | @aparte/locales/ru | ru | ru |
| Japanese | @aparte/locales/ja | ja | ja |
| Korean | @aparte/locales/ko | ko | ko |
| Chinese (Simplified) | @aparte/locales/zh-CN | zhCN | zh-CN |
Every language translates every string core draws, keeps English's placeholders ({tool}, {n},
{name}…), and is written left to right. The tag also sets how dates and numbers are
formatted.
To follow the browser's language, with English when none matches:
import { aparteGlobalConfig } from '@aparte/core';
import { de, es, fr } from '@aparte/locales';
const byLanguage = { de, es, fr };
const language = navigator.language.slice(0, 2) as keyof typeof byLanguage;
if (byLanguage[language]) aparteGlobalConfig.setLocale(byLanguage[language]);
@aparte/core is a peer dependency. The Localization guide
covers the whole AparteLocale surface, a locale of your own, and strings of your own.
ESM-only. Part of the aparté monorepo.