I18n
Skill NSBen/skillfoundry/src/skillfoundry/data/starter_skills/i18n
Use when an app needs localization and you must extract user-facing strings and scaffold translation files without breaking existing copy.From its SKILL.md
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Internationalization (i18n)
When to use
Use this skill when adding a new language, introducing a framework's i18n library, or centralizing hard-coded copy.
Steps
- Find user-facing strings: JSX text, template literals, alert/button labels.
- Replace them with translation calls (e.g.
t('key')) using stable, namespaced keys. - Generate or update locale JSON files, keeping keys consistent across languages.
- Handle plurals, interpolation, and date/number formatting via the library.
- Verify no string is left hard-coded and that the fallback locale renders.
Examples
- "Make this React app translatable"
- "Extract strings into locale/en.json"
References
Keys should be semantic ("settings.title"), not the English text; never concatenate translated fragments in a way that breaks word order.
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