Shared UI i18n

Traditional Chinese data integration resources are available through an optional subpath. They are not re-exported by the root entry, so existing consumers do not load these resources. The npm archive includes both entries.

import {
  zhTWConnectorsLabel,
  zhTWActionsLabel,
  zhTWIntegrationDesc,
  zhTWSymbolLabel,
} from '@emqx/shared-ui-i18n/zh-TW/integration'

The first three exports use the same type/field structure as the corresponding Simplified Chinese resources; symbol labels are a flat key/value map. Register them with the application's own i18n instance. Merge connector labels first, action labels second, then application overrides. Merge description overrides after shared descriptions. Avoid mutating the exported objects when merging.

Keep Traditional Chinese keys aligned with the corresponding files in lib/zh. Preserve placeholders, code snippets and technical identifiers when translating. Application-specific wording belongs in the consuming project's overrides.

AI SQL generator resources use a separate optional entry:

import { zhTWRuleSQL } from '@emqx/shared-ui-i18n/zh-TW/ruleSQL'

Register this dictionary under the application's ruleSQL namespace, alongside enRuleSQL and zhRuleSQL from the root entry. Its keys match those dictionaries.

Built-in function resources are also optional:

import { zhTWRuleFunction } from '@emqx/shared-ui-i18n/zh-TW/ruleFunction'

app.use(FlowComponents, {
  locale: 'zh-TW',
  messages: { ruleFunction: zhTWRuleFunction },
})

Flow's messages option accepts additional common and flow dictionaries. Resources are selected by the consumer, so default component and utility imports do not include Traditional Chinese dictionaries. Missing zh-TW entries fall back to English, without implicitly using Simplified Chinese. Existing en/zh/ja consumers continue to use the built-in dictionaries.

Flow labels and validation messages have their own optional entry:

import { zhTWFlow } from '@emqx/shared-ui-i18n/zh-TW/flow'

app.use(FlowComponents, {
  locale: 'zh-TW',
  messages: { flow: zhTWFlow, ruleFunction: zhTWRuleFunction },
})

This dictionary covers all keys in zhFlow, including node status and AI connection settings. Add application-specific Flow messages separately when registering the application's own i18n instance.