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@yfwz100/vite-plugin-vue2-i18n

The missing vite plugin of vue-i18n for Vue 2.

1.0.0-6

TypeScript

5.45 kB

2.3

Installations

npm install @yfwz100/vite-plugin-vue2-i18n

Developer Guide

BETA

Typescript

Yes

Module System

CommonJS

Node Version

16.18.1

NPM Version

8.19.2 Pull Requests

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2

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Releases

v1.0.0-6

Updated on Dec 17, 2022

v1.0.0-5

Updated on Dec 17, 2022

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Languages

TypeScript

Vue

JavaScript

HTML

TypeScript (52.31%)

Vue (20.31%)

JavaScript (16.02%)

HTML (11.37%)

Developer

yfwz100

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6 Stars

24 Commits

4 Forks

1 Watchers

1 Branches

3 Contributors

Updated on Jan 31, 2023

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Package Meta Information

Latest Version

1.0.0-6

Package Id

@yfwz100/vite-plugin-vue2-i18n@1.0.0-6

Unpacked Size

5.45 kB

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2.47 kB

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8.19.2

Node Version

16.18.1

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Peer Dependencies

vite

Dev Dependencies

conventional-changelog-cli npm-run-all prettier rimraf typescript vite

@yfwz100/vite-plugin-vue2-i18n

The missing vue 2 SFC version of vite plugin for vue-i18n, inspired by the rollup one.

Requirement

You need to install the follwoing:

vite-plugin-vue2@1.4.4 or later
vite 2 or later

Installation

npm:

1$ npm i --save-dev @rollup/plugin-json
2$ npm i --save-dev @rollup/plugin-yaml # if you use locale messages with YAML format
3$ npm i --save-dev @yfwz100/vite-plugin-vue2-i18n

Usages

Say we have configured the vite via vite.config.js and have a sample index.html (see the vite guide):

1import { defineConfig } from 'vite';
2import { createVuePlugin } from '@yfwz100/vite-plugin-vue2';
3import { createI18nPlugin } from '@yfwz100/vite-plugin-vue2-i18n';
4
5export default defineConfig({
6  plugins: [createVuePlugin(), createI18nPlugin()],
7});

Then, we can write the i18n blocks in the vue component file:

1<template>
2  <p>{{ $t('hello') }}</p>
3</template>
4
5<i18n>
6{
7  "en": {
8    "hello": "Hello World!"
9  },
10  "zh": {
11    "hello": "你好，世界！"
12  }
13}
14</i18n>

Finally, just run vite and see the component with i18n enabled.

Locale Messages Format

We have tested the following formats:

json (default)
yaml (via @rollup/plugin-yaml)

See more in the playground folder.

Changelog

See CHANGELOG.md.

No vulnerabilities found.

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Score

2.3

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Last Scanned on 2025-06-30

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