Vue I18n
Vue I18n for Vue 3
Overview
Vue I18n is an internationalization plugin for Vue.js, part of the Vue Ecosystem and Intlify Project. It is currently in version 9 for Vue 3 and is actively developed with support from sponsors.
Features
- Stable Version: v9 is stable while v10 is in beta.
- Documentation: Detailed documentation available.
- Example Directory: Offers examples in composition and legacy API styles.
- Main Packages: Includes vue-i18n, vue-i18n-bridge, @intlify/core, and more.
- Other Projects: Extensions like ESLint Plugin, CLI, and Vue Jest Plugin are available for additional functionality.
Summary
Vue I18n is a powerful internationalization plugin for Vue.js, offering stability, comprehensive documentation, various examples, and additional packages for extended functionality. By following the migration guide and exploring the examples, users can seamlessly integrate and leverage the features of this plugin in their Vue projects.
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