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Preetish HS
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Feb 3, 2020 â‹… 8 min read

Localization in Vue.js with vue-i18n

Preetish HS Freelance web developer, digital nomad, and design enthusiast. You can find me online at preetish.in.

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4 Replies to "Localization in Vue.js with vue-i18n"

  1. Hi Preetish! I’m following along with your tutorial and after making the changes to App.vue and HelloWorld.vue and attempting to run the app, I’m getting the error ‘languageArray:’ is defined but never used. Do you know why this might be?

  2. Hi,
    Thank you very much for such detailed article and knowledge share.

    I’ve made a small change to cehckDefaultLanguage because forEach continues to iterate despite already having a match.

    function checkDefaultLanguage () {
    let matched = null
    const supportedLanguages = Object.getOwnPropertyNames(loadLocaleMessages())
    matched = supportedLanguages.find(lang => lang === navigator.language)
    if (!matched) {
    const navigatorLanguagePartials = navigator.language.split(‘-‘)[0]
    matched = supportedLanguages.find(lang => lang === navigatorLanguagePartials)
    }
    if (!matched) {
    const navigatorLanguagePartials = navigator.language.split(‘-‘)[0]
    matched = supportedLanguages.find(lang => lang.split(‘-‘)[0] === navigatorLanguagePartials)
    }
    return matched
    }

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