Localisation · humanonlyweb/writer

Pass only what you change. In Nuxt, use app.config.ts:

export default defineAppConfig({
  writer: {
    translations: { editor: "Éditeur", commands: { bold: "Gras" } },
  },
});

In Vue, createWriter({ translations }). A ref keeps it live, e.g. when the reader switches language.

Key	Default
`editor`	Markdown editor
`toolbar`	Formatting
`commands`	A label per command: Bold, Italic, Strikethrough, Code, Link, Heading 1–3, Quote, Bulleted list, Numbered list, Task list, Code block, Table, Divider, Image, Footnote, Undo, Redo
`task`	Task (a task checkbox's name before it has text)
`imageAlt`	Alt text
`imageAltHint`	Describe the image for people who can't see it
`imageCaption`	Add a caption
`imageDrop`	Drop an image here, or
`imageChoose`	Choose an image
`imageUrl`	Image URL
`imageReplace`	Replace
`imageRemove`	Remove
`imageUploading`	Uploading…

defaultTranslations has them all; useTranslations() gives the resolved set.

Each line takes its own text direction, so right-to-left and mixed text work.