Vue I18n Message Formatter & Editor
Build and test Vue I18n translation messages with pipe pluralization (0 | 1 | other), named formatting {name}, and linked messages @:key.
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VUE-I18N Editor
Valid Syntax
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Test Variables & Live Preview
Adjust variables and switch languages to verify CLDR plural rules
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Rendered Output (en):
Hello Lucas, welcome to Vue i18n!
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Vue I18n Syntax Cheat Sheet
Quick syntax rules and how each pattern maps to Intlayer's type-safe declarations
| Feature | Syntax | Example | Notes | Intlayer Equivalent |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Named Formatting | {variableName} | Hello {name}! | Single braces for named parameters | {{name}} |
| List Formatting | {0}, {1}, ... | Hello {0} and {1} | Index-based positional arguments | {{0}} or named variables |
| Pipe Pluralization | no items | 1 item | {n} items | no apples | 1 apple | {n} apples | Pipes separate 0, 1, and plural forms | plural({ 0: "no apples", 1: "1 apple", other: "{{count}} apples" }) |
| Linked Messages | @:path.to.message | Home of @:brand.name | References other messages in the dictionary | TypeScript object references |
| Literal Interpolation | {'literal'} | {'hello'} {name} | Single-quoted literal inside braces | Literal strings |
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