Next Intl App Router
CheckedDynamically routes internationalized web app navigation based on user locale using intelligent path mapping.
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About this skill
next-intl-app-router
What it does
This skill integrates next-intl into Next.js applications using the App Router architecture to enable robust internationalization. It allows AI agents to dynamically manage locale-specific content and language switching directly within the application's routing system.
When to use it
- Building multi-language websites that require seamless navigation between different locales.
- Managing dynamic content where text, dates, or numbers need to adapt based on the user's selected language.
- Implementing a centralized configuration for handling locale-specific metadata and resource loading in Next.js projects.
Key capabilities
- App Router Integration: Specifically designed to work with the modern Next.js App Router structure rather than the Pages Router.
- Locale Management: Provides hooks and utilities to detect, switch, and persist user language preferences.
- Dynamic Segments: Supports defining locale-specific routes using dynamic segments (e.g.,
/en/about,/fr/contact).
Example prompts
- "Set up
next-intlin a new Next.js App Router project and configure the default locale to English." - "Create a language switcher component that updates the URL locale without reloading the page using this skill."
- "How do I format dates and numbers correctly for different regions within my Next.js app using
next-intl?"
Tips & gotchas
Ensure your project is already initialized with the Next.js App Router, as this skill does not support legacy Pages Router setups. You must define a locales array in your configuration file to specify which languages are supported before attempting to switch between them.