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How do I configure my index.js file to support Urdu, English, Dutch and other languages of my react native application

I am new to react native. I have an application that I want to convert in different languages worldwide. I've read some posts about using localization but can't quite understand how to configure or what to write inside my index.js file.

about 4 years ago · Juan Pablo Isaza
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Thank you for your question, and welcome to StackOverflow.

Internationalization and localization are complex subjects, even for a simple application, because it touches many parts of the application code, content and user experience. While we may intuitively understand what we want out of a multi-lingual app, developing that app requires special skill.

I'd recommend following a tutorial that can explain the different steps needed to add other languages to your React Native app. You'll need to:

  • Create a default React Native app
  • Include your dependencies
  • Create translation files
  • Add multi-lingual support
  • Create a drop-down language selector
  • Implement useTranslation

Here is an example tutorial that uses i18next and react-native-localize to create a simple React Native language switcher: https://www.crowdbotics.com/blog/how-to-offer-multi-language-support-in-a-react-native-app

about 4 years ago · Juan Pablo Isaza Report
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