Language
Supported languages for calendar
Schedule-X currently supports the following languages. For support of further languages, please open a PR, adding
your translations under the folder: packages/translations/src/locales/xx-XX
| Language | Code |
|---|---|
| Catalan | ca-ES |
| Chinese (China) | zh-CN |
| Chinese (Taiwan) | zh-TW |
| Czech | cs-CZ |
| Danish | da-DK |
| Dutch | nl-NL |
| English (UK) | en-GB |
| English (US) | en-US |
| Estonian | et-EE |
| French | fr-FR |
| German | de-DE |
| Bahasa (ID) | id-ID |
| Italian | it-IT |
| Japanese | ja-JP |
| Korean | ko-KR |
| Kyrgyz | ky-KG |
| Lithuanian | lt-LT |
| Macedonian | mk-MK |
| Polish | pl-PL |
| Portuguese (BR) | pt-BR |
| Russian | ru-RU |
| Serbian (Latin alphabet) | sr-Latn-RS |
| Serbian (Cyrillic) | sr-RS |
| Slovak | sk-SK |
| Slovenian | sl-SI |
| Spanish | es-ES |
| Swedish | sv-SE |
| Turkish | tr-TR |
| Ukrainian | uk-UA |
| Croatian | hr-HR |
Customizing the translations
To customize translations, you can use the mergeLocales helper to merge the original translations
with your custom translations. This way, you can override the default translations with your own.
Below is an example of how to customize the Week translation for the en-US locale, which could be useful if
you configure the number of days shown in a week.
import { translations, mergeLocales } from '@schedule-x/translations'
const calendar = createCalendar({
translations: mergeLocales(
translations,
{
enUS: {
'Week': '4 days'
}
}
),
// ... other config options
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