The complete integration guide for React localization. Learn how to use AI for localization, automate your workflow, and master step-by-step React localization setup.
Ensure your React components are clean. PolyLingo works best with functional components.
// Just write standard React code. No special markup needed.
<button>Submit Form</button>Use our dashboard to scan your project. The AI will identify strings and generate a JSON file.
// Generated en.json
{
"form.submit": "Submit Form"
}Replace hardcoded strings with the generated keys using your preferred library (i18next, react-intl).
import { useTranslation } from 'react-i18next';
export function MyComponent() {
const { t } = useTranslation();
return <button>{t('form.submit')}</button>;
}Problem: Translating "Right" without knowing if it means "Correct" or "Direction".
Fix: PolyLingo's AI analyzes the component tree to determine context automatically, generating keys like direction.right or status.correct.
Problem: "1 items" or "0 items" looking grammatically incorrect.
Fix: Our tool automatically detects pluralizable strings and generates proper ICU message formats or i18next plural keys.
Follow these guidelines to maintain a scalable and maintainable codebase.
Keep all your translation keys in a single source of truth or split by feature modules.
Never manually extract strings. Use PolyLingo to scan and update your JSON files on every commit.
Always review the AI-generated context to ensure the tone matches your brand voice.
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