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A set of rules for managing translated messages in a Spring Boot application. It covers message keys, language-specific files, validation text, API text, documentation, and log messages.

In plain words
What is it for?
Use it when adding validation errors, API responses, logs, or documentation that must support multiple languages.
Why use it?
It keeps translations organized and prevents user-facing wording from being scattered through source code. Stable keys also make it easier to add or update languages.

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Spring Boot I18N Engine

Naming Conventions

  • Name message-source component classes with the *Messages or *LogMessages suffix (e.g., ApplicationMessages, UserLogMessages).
  • Use the *LogMessages suffix explicitly for log-event resolution components (e.g., PaymentLogMessages, OrderLogMessages).
  • Use domain-specific component names (never Messages, AppMessages, or LogMessages without a domain prefix).

Rules

  • Set spring.messages.basename=i18n/messages in application.yml.
  • Set spring.messages.encoding=UTF-8 in application.yml.
  • Place message bundles under src/main/resources/i18n/; name locale variants messages.properties, messages_pt_BR.properties, etc.
  • Use UTF-8-safe content in all message bundle files.
  • Use # Section Name comments inside .properties files to group keys by namespace.
  • Keep key naming stable and domain-oriented.
  • Use the error.validation.* namespace for Bean Validation constraint messages.
  • Use the error.* namespace for domain errors; keep error text only in the bundle.
  • Use the api.* namespace for API response messages.
  • Use the openapi.* namespace for API documentation strings.
  • Use the log.* namespace for log-event messages.
  • Keep placeholders indexed and consistent across all locale variants.
  • Keep identical key sets across all locale variants; add every new key to all locale files simultaneously.
  • Use Accept-Language as the default locale negotiation strategy for API and web flows.
  • Use en and pt-BR as baseline defaults unless the project explicitly defines a different supported locale set.
  • Resolve all user-facing text in Java classes through message keys.
  • Declare each *LogMessages component as a public class annotated with @Component.
  • Place each *LogMessages component in an i18n sub-package of the module root or owning feature.
  • Place a module-root *LogMessages component (e.g., AppLogMessages) in <root-package>.i18n when the component is consumed by cross-cutting shared classes such as @RestControllerAdvice or @ControllerAdvice.
  • Use feature-scoped *LogMessages components (e.g., HolidayLogMessages in holiday.i18n) only when the component is consumed exclusively within that feature.
  • Use dedicated *LogMessages components backed by MessageSource with Locale.ENGLISH for log events.
  • Expose a get(String key, Object... args) method on each *LogMessages component that resolves messages with Locale.ENGLISH.
  • Expose a get(Locale locale, String key, Object... args) overload on each *LogMessages component for caller-specified locale resolution.
  • Keep the locale-aware overload signature fixed as get(Locale locale, String key, Object... args).
  • Implement get(String key, Object... args) by delegating to get(Locale.ENGLISH, key, args).
  • Keep messages_pt_BR.properties entries written in natural Portuguese with correct orthography and diacritics.
  • Add log.* keys only when the same change wires those keys through a *LogMessages component used by application code.
  • For openapi.* key requirements, defer to spring-boot-openapi.instructions.md.
  • Add error.validation.* and error.* keys only when the same change includes the controller or service component that produces those validation errors or domain failures.

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