Internationalization
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Astro’s internationalization (i18n) features allow you to adapt your project for an international audience.
i18n Routing (Experimental)
Added in:astro@3.5.0
Astro’s experimental i18n routing allows you to add your multilingual content with support for configuring a default language, computing relative page URLs, and accepting preferred languages provided by your visitor’s browser. You can also specify fallback languages on a per-language basis so that your visitors can always be directed to existing content on your site.
This routing API helps you generate, use, and verify the URLs that your multi-language site produces. Check back and update regularly for the latest changes as this API continues to develop!
Configure i18n routing
-
Enable the experimental routing option by adding an
i18n
object to your Astro configuration with a default location (defaultLocale
) and a list of all languages to support (locales
):astro.config.mjs import { defineConfig } from "astro/config"export default defineConfig({experimental: {i18n: {defaultLocale: "en",locales: ["en", "es", "pt-br"]}}}) -
Choose and configure a
routing
based on the desired URL path for yourdefaultLocale
:
-
"prefixDefaultLocale: false"
(default): URLs in your default language will not have a/[locale]/
prefix. All other locales will. -
"prefixDefaultLocale: true"
: All URLs, including your default language, will have a/[locale]/
prefix.astro.config.mjs import { defineConfig } from "astro/config"export default defineConfig({experimental: {i18n: {defaultLocale: "en",locales: ["es", "en", "fr"],routing: {prefixDefaultLocale: false}}}})
-
Organize your content folders with localized content by language. Your folder names must match the items in
locales
exactly, and your folder organization must match the URL paths chosen for yourrouting
.Include a localized folder for your
defaultLocale
only if you configureprefixDefaultLocale: false
to show a localized URL path.디렉터리src
디렉터리pages
- about.astro
- index.astro
디렉터리es
- about.astro
- index.astro
디렉터리pt-br
- about.astro
- index.astro
The localized folders do not need to be at the root of the
/pages/
folder.Create individual
/[locale]/
folders anywhere withinsrc/pages/
and Astro’s file-based routing will create your pages at corresponding URL paths. -
With i18n routing configured, you can now compute links to pages within your site using the
getRelativeLocaleURL()
helper available from theastro:i18n
module. This will always provide the correct, localized route and can help you correctly use, or check, URLs on your site. You can also still write the links manually.src/pages/es/index.astro ---import { getRelativeLocaleUrl } from 'astro:i18n';// defaultLocale is "es"const aboutURL=getRelativeLocaleUrl("es", "about");---<a href="/get-started/">¡Vamos!</a><a href={getRelativeLocaleUrl('es', 'blog')}>Blog</a><a href={aboutURL}>Acerca</a>
routing
Astro’s built-in file-based routing automatically creates URL routes for you based on your file structure within src/pages/
. When you configure i18n routing, the routing
value now allows you to specify your file structure (and corresponding URL paths generated) in order to use helper functions to generate, use, and verify the routes in your project.
prefixDefaultLocale: false
import { defineConfig } from "astro/config"export default defineConfig({ experimental: { i18n: { defaultLocale: "en", locales: ["es", "en", "fr"], routing: { prefixDefaultLocale: false } } }})
This is the default value. Set this option when URLs in your default language will not have a /[locale]/
prefix and files in your default language exist at the root of src/pages/
.
src/pages/blog.astro
will produce the routeexample.com/blog/
src/pages/fr/blog.astro
will produce the routeexample.com/fr/blog/
- If there is no file at
src/pages/es/blog.astro
, then the routeexample.com/es/blog/
will 404 unless you specify a fallback strategy.
prefixDefaultLocale: true
import { defineConfig } from "astro/config"export default defineConfig({ experimental: { i18n: { defaultLocale: "en", locales: ["es", "en", "fr"], routing: { prefixDefaultLocale: true } } }})
Set this option when all routes will have their /locale/
prefix in their URL and when all page content files, including those for your defaultLocale
, exist in a localized folder:
디렉터리src
디렉터리pages
- index.astro
디렉터리en
- index.astro
- about.astro
디렉터리es
- about.astro
- index.astro
디렉터리pt-br
- about.astro
- index.astro
- URLs without a locale prefix, (e.g.
example.com/blog/
) will return a 404 (not found) status code.
defaultLocale
and locales
Both a default language (defaultLocale
) and a list of all supported languages (locales
) must be specified in your i18n
routing configuration.
Each language must be a string (e.g. "fr"
, "pt-br"
), but no particular language format or syntax is enforced while this feature is still experimental and under development. This may be subject to change in future versions.
Your /[locale]/
folder names must match exactly the locales
in the list, and your routing must correspond to whether or not you have a localized folder for your default language. Every other supported language must have its own localized folder.
Depending on your deploy host, you may discover transformations in URL paths, so check your deployed site to determine the best syntax for your project.
Browser language detection
Astro’s i18n routing combined with one of Astro’s on-demand server rendering modes (output:'server'
or output:'hybrid'
) allow you to access two properties for browser language detection: Astro.preferredLocale
and Astro.preferredLocaleList
.
These combine the browser’s Accept-Language
header, and your locales
to automatically respect your visitor’s preferred languages.
Astro.preferredLocale
: Astro can compute a preferred locale for your visitor if their browser’s preferred locale is included in yourlocales
array. This value is undefined if no such match exists.Astro.preferredLocaleList
: An array of all locales that are both requested by the browser and supported by your website. This produces a list of all compatible languages between your site and your visitor. The value is[]
if none of the browser’s requested languages are found in yourlocales
array. If the browser does not specify any preferred languages, then this value will bei18n.locales
.Astro.currentLocale
: The locale computed from the current URL, using the syntax specified in yourlocales
configuration. If the URL does not contain a/[locale]/
prefix, then the value will default toi18n.defaultLocale
.
Fallback
Astro’s i18n routing allows you to configure a fallback routing strategy. When a page in one language doesn’t exist (e.g. a page that is not yet translated), instead of displaying a 404 page, you can redirect a user from one locale to another on a per-language basis. This is useful when you do not yet have a page for every route, but you want to still provide some content to your visitors.
For example, the configuration below sets es
as the fallback locale for any missing fr
routes. This means that a user visiting example.com/fr/my-page/
will be redirected to and shown the content for example.com/es/my-page/
instead of being taken to a 404 page when src/pages/fr/my-page.astro
does not exist.
import { defineConfig } from "astro/config"export default defineConfig({ experimental: { i18n: { defaultLocale: "en", locales: ["es", "en", "fr"], fallback: { fr: "es" } } }})
Astro will ensure that a page is built in src/pages/fr
for every page that exists in src/pages/es/
. If the page does not already exist, then a page with a redirect to the corresponding es
route will be created.
Virtual module astro:i18n
This module provides functions that can help you create URLs using your project’s configured locales.
Creating routes for your project with the i18n router will depend on certain configuration values you have set that affect your page routes. When creating routes with these functions, be sure to take into account your individual settings for:
Also, note that the returned URLs created by these functions for your defaultLocale
will reflect your i18n.routing
configuration.
URLs created when prefixDefaultLocale: true
is configured will include a /lang/
path in the URL. URLs created with prefixDefaultLocale: false
will not include a language prefix.
getRelativeLocaleUrl()
getRelativeLocaleUrl(locale: string, path: string, options?: GetLocaleOptions): string
Use this function to retrieve a relative path for a locale. If the locale doesn’t exist, Astro throws an error.
---getRelativeLocaleUrl("fr", "");// returns /fr
getRelativeLocaleUrl("fr", "getting-started");// returns /fr/getting-started
getRelativeLocaleUrl("fr_CA", "getting-started", { prependWith: "blog"});// returns /blog/fr-ca/getting-started
getRelativeLocaleUrl("fr_CA", "getting-started", { prependWith: "blog", normalizeLocale: false});// returns /blog/fr_CA/getting-started---
getAbsoluteLocaleUrl()
getAbsoluteLocaleUrl(locale: string, path: string, options?: GetLocaleOptions): string
Use this function to retrieve an absolute path for a locale when site
has a value. If site
isn’t configured, the function returns a relative URL. If the locale doesn’t exist, Astro throws an error.
---// If `site` is set to be `https://example.com`
getAbsoluteLocaleUrl("fr", "");// returns https://example.com/fr
getAbsoluteLocaleUrl("fr", "getting-started");// returns https://example.com/fr/getting-started
getAbsoluteLocaleUrl("fr_CA", "getting-started", { prependWith: "blog"});// returns https://example.com/blog/fr-ca/getting-started
getAbsoluteLocaleUrl("fr_CA", "getting-started", { prependWith: "blog", normalizeLocale: false});// returns https://example.com/blog/fr_CA/getting-started---
getRelativeLocaleUrlList()
Use this like getRelativeLocaleUrl
to return a list of relative paths for all the locales.
getRelativeLocaleUrlList(locale: string, options?: GetLocaleOptions): string[]
getAbsoluteLocaleUrlList()
getAbsoluteLocaleUrlList(locale: string, options?: GetLocaleOptions): string[]
Use this like getAbsoluteLocaleUrl
to return a list of absolute paths for all the locales.