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🌐 Integrate Internationalization (i18n)

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#15 opened on Feb 22, 2025

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We need to integrate an internationalization (i18n) system into our React frontend project to support multiple languages and adapt the application to different regions and cultures of our users.

Goals: 🚀 Implement an i18n system to manage translations and regional formats (dates, numbers, currencies, etc.). 🌎 Ensure that the application supports multiple languages with dynamic translation management. 🔄 Handle right-to-left (RTL) language support. Details: Why: 🌍 Internationalization is crucial to make the application accessible to a global audience and improve the user experience across different languages. What needs to be done: 🔄 Integrate i18n into the existing codebase, manage translations, and test functionality across different languages. Priority: ⚠️ High

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Research direction
Research i18n libraries for React such as react i18next or react intl. Start by setting up the library, then create translation files for the required languages. Handle RTL layout using CSS and the library's direction support. Test with language switches.
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javascriptreact
Domain
frontend
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3
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Half day
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Active
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Clear
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ReactJavaScript
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60