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Composable Svelte I18N

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jonathanbelolo·vlatest·frontend·MIT

Dynamically generate Svelte components with localized content using composable functions and i18n data from jonathanbelolo.

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    $ npx skills add jonathanbelolo/composable-svelte --skill composable-svelte-i18n -a claude-code

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jonathanbelolo

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About this skill

What it does

This skill provides internationalization (i18n) support for Svelte applications using a composable approach. It simplifies the process of translating your application's text and adapting it to different locales. The skill enables developers to easily manage translations, switch between languages, and provide localized experiences for users.

When to use it

  • You are building a Svelte application that needs to support multiple languages.
  • You want a clean and composable way to handle internationalization in your Svelte project.
  • Your team wants a standardized approach to managing translations within the Svelte codebase.
  • You need to adapt date, number, or currency formats based on user locale.

Key capabilities

  • Composable i18n solution for Svelte.
  • Simplified translation management.
  • Locale switching functionality.
  • Localization of dates, numbers, and currencies (implied).

Example prompts

  • "Translate the 'greeting' text to Spanish."
  • "Set the current locale to French."
  • "How do I add a new language?"

Tips & gotchas

  • This skill requires familiarity with Svelte component structure.
  • Ensure you have properly configured your translation files for each supported locale.