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Now that you have internationalization set up for your Strapi project, it’s time to do the same in your Next.js app. For this part of the tutorial, you’ll be using a library called next-i18next. This library is built on i18next, a popular internationalization framework offering support for many frameworks, like React, Next.js, PHP, and .NET.
In order to display your instructions, you’ll need an extra library because Strapi’s rich text field uses Markdown. The easiest way to render Markdown is by installing the react-markdown library:
If you want to see the entire project at once, you can clone it from this GitHub repo.
Now that you have internationalization set up for your Strapi project, it’s time to do the same in your Next.js app. For this part of the tutorial, you’ll be using a library called next-i18next. This library is built on i18next, a popular internationalization framework offering support for many frameworks, like React, Next.js, PHP, and .NET.
Now that you have internationalization set up for your Strapi project, it’s time to do the same in your Next.js app. For this part of the tutorial, you’ll be using a library called next-i18next. This library is built on i18next, a popular internationalization framework offering support for many frameworks, like React, Next.js, PHP, and .NET.
Thanks to Strapi and its internationalization plug-in, developers can now quickly and easily create content in multiple locales and serve the localized content to their users. In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to set up i18n features in Strapi and Next.js projects using the capabilities offered by both Strapi and Next.js.
Now that you have internationalization set up for your Strapi project, it’s time to do the same in your Next.js app. For this part of the tutorial, you’ll be using a library called next-i18next. This library is built on i18next, a popular internationalization framework offering support for many frameworks, like React, Next.js, PHP, and .NET.
Thanks to Strapi and its internationalization plug-in, developers can now quickly and easily create content in multiple locales and serve the localized content to their users. In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to set up i18n features in Strapi and Next.js projects using the capabilities offered by both Strapi and Next.js.
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