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Flutter Internationalization

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madteacher·vlatest·frontend·MIT

Automates Flutter app internationalization setup, including locales, translations, and resource management, streamlining global reach.

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About this skill

What it does

The flutter-internationalization skill enables AI agents to manage and implement internationalization (i18n) in Flutter applications. It supports the creation of localized strings, handling multiple languages, and dynamically switching between locales based on user preferences or device settings.

When to use it

  • You're developing a Flutter app that needs to support multiple languages.
  • Your application targets users across different regions with varying language preferences.
  • You want to streamline the process of adding and updating translations without rebuilding the entire app.

Key capabilities

  • Generate localized string files for various languages.
  • Dynamically switch app language based on user settings or system locale.
  • Support for pluralization, date formatting, and number formatting in different locales.

Example prompts

  • "Generate English and Spanish localization files for my Flutter app."
  • "Set up the app to automatically detect the device's language and use it."
  • "Add support for French translations in the current Flutter project."

Tips & gotchas

  • Ensure that all UI strings are extracted into .arb or .json files for easy translation management.
  • Be aware of platform-specific formatting rules when handling dates, numbers, and currencies.