Vuetify supports language Internationalization (i18n) of its components. When bootstrapping your application you can specify available locales and the currently active locale with the current option. The lang service also supports easy integration with vue-i18n.
To set the available locales or the current locale, supply the lang option when installing Vuetify. The provided locales property will be merged with the already existing locales. You can change the locale during runtime through the $vuetify object on the Vue instance.
Currently Vuetify provides translations in the following languages:
- af - Afrikaans (Afrikaans)
- ar - Arabic (اللغة العربية)
- az - Azerbaijani (azərbaycan dili)
- ca - Catalan (català)
- ckb -
- cs - Czech (čeština)
- de - German (Deutsch)
- el - Greek (Ελληνικά)
- en - English
- es - Spanish (Español)
- et - Estonian (eesti)
- fa - Persian (فارسی)
- fi - Finnish (suomi)
- fr - French (Français)
- he - Hebrew (עברית)
- hr - Croatian (hrvatski jezik)
- hu - Hungarian (magyar)
- id - Indonesian (Indonesian)
- it - Italian (Italiano)
- ja - Japanese (日本語)
- ko - Korean (한국어)
- lt - Lithuanian (lietuvių kalba)
- lv - Latvian (latviešu valoda)
- nl - Dutch (Nederlands)
- no - Norwegian (Norsk)
- pl - Polish (język polski)
- pt - Portuguese (Português)
- ro - Romanian (Română)
- ru - Russian (Русский)
- sk - Slovak (slovenčina)
- sl - Slovene (slovenski jezik)
- srCyrl - Serbian (српски језик)
- sv - Swedish (svenska)
- th - Thai (ไทย)
- tr - Turkish (Türkçe)
- uk - Ukrainian (Українська)
- zhHans - Chinese (中文)
- zhHant - Chinese (中文)
Vuetify provides only a basic translation function t. It is recommended for more advanced internationalization functions to make use of Vuetifys integration with vue-i18n
To create your own translation, use the code below. You will inherit Vuetify's translations, but also can add your own. Alternatively, you can copy and paste the content of vuetify/src/locale/en.ts, but it'll require manual file syncing during updates.
If you are building custom Vuetify components that need to hook into the internationalization engine, you can use the t function which is part of the $vuetify.lang API.
If you are using the vue-i18n package, you can very easily integrate it with Vuetify. This allows you to keep all of your translations in one place. Simply create an entry for $vuetify within your messages and add the corresponding language changes. Then hook up vue-i18n to Vuetify by supplying a custom translation function (as seen in the example below). For a complete list of all available keys, navigate here.
An important note when using external localization plugins is that vuetify will not automatically fall back to using english if no localization exists for the current locale. So be sure to supply the plugin with the english localizations as well as your own.