Nuxt I18n Micro
Nuxt I18n Micro is a fast, simple, and lightweight internationalization (i18n) module for Nuxt
Overview
Nuxt I18n Micro is a lightweight internationalization (i18n) module designed for Nuxt, offering significant performance improvements over traditional i18n solutions like nuxt-i18n. It addresses critical performance issues found in the original nuxt-i18n module, providing efficient solutions for large projects with a focus on minimizing memory consumption, build times, and bundle sizes.
Features
- Compact Yet Powerful: Designed for large-scale projects while maintaining a small size.
- Optimized Build and Runtime: Reduces build times, memory usage, and server load for high-traffic applications.
- Minimalist Design: Structured with only 5 components (1 module and 4 plugins) for easy understanding, extension, and maintenance.
- Efficient Routing: Generates only 2 routes regardless of the number of locales, using dynamic regex-based routing for streamlined navigation.
- Streamlined Translation Loading: Supports only JSON files for efficient translation loading.
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