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Guide for combining Better Translate packages without duplicating translation ownership.
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Use this guide when the app needs more than one Better Translate package.
@better-translate/core@better-translate/react@better-translate/core@better-translate/nextjs@better-translate/core@better-translate/nextjs@better-translate/react@better-translate/core@better-translate/tanstack-router@better-translate/react@better-translate/core@better-translate/astro@better-translate/mdAdd @better-translate/cli to any combination above when you want the CLI to manage locale file creation.
Example - Next.js app with generated translations:
@better-translate/core@better-translate/nextjs@better-translate/cliEvery combination still works best when one shared exported translator stays the source of truth. Let adapters, hooks, and helpers read from that same typed translator instead of recreating locale rules in multiple places.
Every combination still has one source of truth:
Do not duplicate locale rules in multiple places.