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SkillsMP has collected 16 skills from Impertio-Studio/Fluent-i18n-Claude-Skill-Package. Open a skill to review its source and details.
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Use when scaffolding a new Fluent i18n project or generating boilerplate for React localization. Prevents incomplete setups by generating all required files with correct configuration. Covers FTL files per locale, FluentBundle config, LocalizationProvider,…
Use when reviewing or validating generated FTL and TypeScript Fluent code for correctness. Prevents shipping broken translations, wrong API usage, and common Fluent anti-patterns. Covers FTL syntax compliance, whitespace rules, select expressions, term…
Use when setting up or understanding Project Fluent architecture. Prevents misconceptions about the bundle-resource-message model and asymmetric localization. Covers design philosophy, FTL format overview, and how Fluent differs from ICU MessageFormat.…
Use when using FluentBundle or FluentResource API to load, retrieve, or format translations. Prevents incorrect addResource usage, missing error handling, and wrong formatPattern calls. Covers FluentBundle constructor, getMessage, hasMessage, formatPattern,…
Use when implementing language negotiation or locale fallback chains with @fluent/langneg. Prevents wrong strategy selection and broken fallback behavior. Covers negotiateLanguages() strategies, BCP 47 locale handling, acceptedLanguages() for HTTP headers,…
Use when encountering FTL parse errors or debugging broken translations that fail to load. Prevents silent failures from indentation mistakes, missing default variants, and identifier violations. Covers tabs vs spaces, comment syntax, junk entry recovery, and…
Use when FluentBundle.formatPattern returns unexpected results, fallback values, or {???} placeholders. Prevents undiagnosed runtime errors from missing messages, variables, terms, and cyclic references. Covers throw vs collect error modes, type mismatches,…
Use when loading FTL locale files at runtime via fetch, dynamic import, or lazy bundle generation. Prevents stale translation caches and bundle loading race conditions in multi-locale apps. Covers async fetch loading, generator patterns, CachedSyncIterable,…
Use when implementing runtime locale or language switching in Fluent React applications. Prevents full page reloads and broken fallback chains during dynamic language changes. Covers React state re-localization, negotiateLanguages integration, localStorage…
Use when setting up a new Project Fluent project from scratch or adding Fluent to an existing app. Prevents misconfigured dependencies, wrong directory structures, and missing FTL validation tooling. Covers npm installation, FTL+TypeScript+React…
Use when integrating Project Fluent with React via @fluent/react for translated UI components. Prevents misconfigured LocalizationProvider, broken DOM overlays, and incorrect Localized prop usage. Covers provider setup, Localized component, useLocalization…
Use when adding attributes to FTL messages or terms for HTML element properties, form labels, or ARIA values. Prevents missing .attribute syntax errors and incorrect attribute access in TypeScript and React. Covers message attributes, term attributes,…
Use when formatting numbers, dates, or currencies in FTL or registering custom Fluent functions. Prevents incorrect NUMBER()/DATETIME() option usage and malformed custom function signatures. Covers built-in functions, Intl formatting options, custom function…
Use when writing FTL messages, placeables, or multiline translations. Prevents whitespace and indentation errors caused by the dedentation algorithm. Covers simple and multiline messages, variable references, message references, comment system, and special…
Use when writing select expressions, plural forms, or variant-based translations in FTL. Prevents missing default variants and incorrect CLDR plural category usage. Covers cardinal and ordinal plurals, exact numeric matches, string selectors, and nested…
Use when defining or referencing terms (-term-name) in FTL for brand names or shared vocabulary. Prevents accidental runtime API access to terms, which is never allowed. Covers term syntax, parameterized terms with named arguments, term attributes for…