Translating (Vue)
Check our Vue example application
There are several ways how to translate with Tolgee.
Global $t
function
If you use VueTolgee
plugin, you can use $t
function in any component.
<template>
<div>{{ $t('this_is_a_key') }}</div>
</template>
useTranslate
composable
The other option how to translate is useTranslate
composable.
<template>
<div :title="t('key')">...</div>
</template>
<script setup>
import { useTranslate } from '@tolgee/vue';
const { t } = useTranslate();
</script>
t
function
This function allows you to render the actual translation.
Simple usage
t('app_title')
The t
function looks into your translations finds an appropriate key and renders the translation for currently selected language
If you use Typescript read about typed keys
Default value
You can pass the default value as second parameter, which will be rendered if the key doesn't exist yet.
t('non_existant_key', 'Default value')
Parameter interpolation
You can supply a variable parameters which will then be rendered in your translations.
t('user_points', 'User has {count} points', { count: 10 })
// -> User has 10 points
There are more options you can do with the variable parameters, but it depends on selected formatter plugin.
To get the full
t
function specification check it's API
The T
component
An alternative way is to use T
component, which has a very similar use case and API to the t
function mentioned above.
<template>
<T
keyName="translation_key"
defaultValue="User has {count} points"
:params="{ count: 10 }"
/>
</template>
<script setup>
import { T } from '@tolgee/vue';
</script>
Using namespaces
The useTranslate
composable can be also used for loading additional namespaces.
const { t, isLoading } = useTranslate('common');
This example will load common
namespace which can be then used with t
function.
Read more about namespaces here.