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- Add I18nContext provider with useI18n hook and localStorage persistence - Add translations.ts with complete strings for English, Chinese, Japanese, Korean - Wrap App in I18nProvider, replace hardcoded toast messages with t() calls - Add language selector to SettingsModal with Globe icon - Add localization credits in About section - Default language: English - Add I18N_USAGE.md documentation
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ACE-Step UI — Internationalization Guide
Overview
The project supports 4 languages: English (default), Chinese, Japanese, and Korean.
Architecture
ace-step-ui/
├── i18n/
│ └── translations.ts # All translation strings
├── context/
│ └── I18nContext.tsx # React context + useI18n hook
└── components/ # i18n-enabled components
Usage
1. Use translations in a component
import { useI18n } from '../context/I18nContext';
function YourComponent() {
const { t } = useI18n();
return <div>{t('yourTranslationKey')}</div>;
}
2. Switch language
Users can switch language in Settings. Programmatically:
const { language, setLanguage } = useI18n();
setLanguage('en'); // 'en' | 'zh' | 'ja' | 'ko'
3. Add a new translation key
Add the key to all 4 languages in i18n/translations.ts:
export const translations = {
en: { yourNewKey: 'English text' },
zh: { yourNewKey: '中文文本' },
ja: { yourNewKey: '日本語テキスト' },
ko: { yourNewKey: '한국어 텍스트' },
};
Language Persistence
The selected language is stored in localStorage and restored on next visit. Default is English.
Notes
- All keys must exist in every language object
- TypeScript's
TranslationKeytype enforces key safety - If a key is missing, the raw key name is returned as fallback