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Internationalization in Nuxt

Learn how to create a basic implementation of field-level translation in a Nuxt project.

Alternatively, go to Settings > Internationalization > Languages and add es (Spanish).

  • In the article content type block schema, set the title and content fields as translatable.
  • Go to each article, select the Spanish language, and provide translated content. You can also use AI Translations.

Update the pages/[…slug].vue file to support language paths.

pages/[…slug].vue
<script setup>
const slug = useRoute().params.slug;
const availableLanguages = ['es'];
const language = availableLanguages.includes(slug[0]) ? slug[0] : undefined;
if (language) {
slug.shift();
}
const story = await useAsyncStoryblok(
slug && slug.length > 0 ? slug.join('/') : 'home',
{
api: {
version: 'draft',
resolve_relations: 'featured-articles.articles',
language,
},
},
);
</script>
<template>
<StoryblokComponent v-if="story" :blok="story.content" />
</template>

First, an array with all language codes configured in the space is defined.

The language code is the first part of the full_slug of each language-specific story version, and the Visual Editor is configured to request that path. For example, the Spanish version of articles/example-article would be es/articles/example-article.

In the example code, if the first array element of the slug is included in the languages array, it is set as the language parameter for the API request. Moreover, the first array element is subsequently removed so that the slug used for the API request does not contain any language-specific information. The language is exclusively handled via the language parameter.