intlayer-content

Intlayer Content Nodes

Define rich and dynamic content using Intlayer functions. Use the reference below for each node type.

Translation (t)

Define multilingual content mapped to locales.

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import { t } from "intlayer";

const content = t({
  en: "Hello",
  fr: "Bonjour",
  es: "Hola",
});

Find locales to declare in config file. Supported configuration files:

• intlayer.config.{ts|js|cjs|mjs|json|json5|jsonc|md|mdx|yml|yaml}
• .intlayerrc

Enumeration (enu)

Map content to custom numeric values or ranges (<5, >=10). For grammatical plural forms, use plural instead.

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import { enu } from "intlayer";

const carCount = enu({
  "0": "No cars",
  "1": "One car",
  ">1": "Multiple cars",
  fallback: "Unknown amount",
});

Plural (plural)

Select the grammatical plural form from a count, using the CLDR categories (zero, one, two, few, many, other) of the active locale. other is required and used as fallback.

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import { plural, t } from "intlayer";

const totalOpenings = t({
  en: plural({
    one: "{{count}} opening",
    other: "{{count}} openings",
  }),
  ru: plural({
    one: "{{count}} вакансия",
    few: "{{count}} вакансии",
    many: "{{count}} вакансий",
    other: "{{count}} вакансий",
  }),
});

// Usage: totalOpenings(3) or totalOpenings({ count: 3, name: "Alice" })

plural must be the leaf: wrap it in t(), never put t() inside plural().

Condition (cond)

Define content based on a boolean condition.

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import { cond } from "intlayer";

const isLoggedIn = cond({
  true: "Welcome back!",
  false: "Please log in",
  fallback: "Status unknown", // Optional
});

Markdown (md)

Define rich text using Markdown syntax.

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