Localizable asp.net core + reactjs application

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I have a asp.net core web application. My application has some reactjs components, that runs client side.

In my asp.net core views, i use IViewLocalizer to localize my pages and it works just fine.

I have found some projects like react-localization to handle this on reactjs. To use it, I need to do one of the following:

In my view create an object with my resources and give it to react-localization
Create an endpoint that return my resources, call it inside reactjs component and give it to react-localization

My question is, what is the best approach to bring localization to reactjs components?

bruno.almeida · Accepted Answer · 2018-08-16 09:12:44Z

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When i posted this question, i had a simple react application with less than ten resources. I chose the number one option, in my view create an object with my resources and give it to react because it is a more simple solution.

On another big react project, i chose the number two option: create an endpoint that return my resources and call it inside reactjs. It is a bit more complex, but all logic is inside reactjs and the html does not have a giant script object with all resources.

answered Aug 16, 2018 at 9:12

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Trinitrotoluol Over a year ago

Am I right in assuming the second approach is faster in total? So you grouped your resources per (react) component, or how did you select the resources a component needs?

bruno.almeida Over a year ago

Can't tell you if option one is faster than option two, because one had less than ten resources and other had less than two hundred. It is an unfair comparison. Answering you second question, all my react components used the same resources. The endpoint returned all resources for a single language. Also, that second project wasn't an spa. React was used only on a specific part of it. Changing language was outside of the react, was in mvc.net (and, by design, that reloaded the page). In a typical spa application, this isn't the best approach.

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