This commit introduces internationalization (i18n) to your application using the `remix-i18next` framework, along with `i18next` and `react-i18next`. It also includes Turkish as the first additional language.
Key changes include:
1. **Framework Integration:**
* Installed necessary dependencies: `remix-i18next`, `i18next`, `react-i18next`, `i18next-browser-languagedetector`, and `i18next-http-backend`.
* Configured `remix-i18next` middleware (`app/middleware/i18next.ts`) with language detection (cookie-based) and resource loading.
* Updated `app/root.tsx` to incorporate the i18n middleware, manage locale state via a loader, and set appropriate HTML attributes.
* Modified `app/entry.client.tsx` and `app/entry.server.tsx` to initialize i18next and wrap the application with `I18nextProvider` for both client-side rendering and SSR.
2. **Localization Files:**
* Created `app/locales/en.ts` for English (fallback) translations.
* Created `app/locales/tr.ts` for Turkish translations.
* Populated these files with initial strings for UI elements in the header.
3. **Component Internationalization:**
* Modified `app/components/header/Header.tsx` and `app/components/header/HeaderActionButtons.client.tsx` to use the `useTranslation` hook and `t()` function for displaying translated strings. This includes static text, dynamic text with interpolation, and alt attributes for images.
4. **Language Switching:**
* Implemented a language switcher dropdown component within `app/components/header/Header.tsx`.
* The switcher allows you to select between English and Turkish, with the selection persisted via a cookie.
5. **Documentation:**
* Added a new "Internationalization (i18n)" section to `README.md`, detailing how to add/modify translations and support new languages.
This work completes Part 1 of the issue, laying the foundation for a multilingual application.
also extract Netlify and Vercel deploy logic into separate components
Move the Netlify and Vercel deployment logic from HeaderActionButtons.client.tsx into dedicated components (NetlifyDeploy.client.tsx and VercelDeploy.client.tsx) to improve code maintainability and reusability.
This commit introduces Vercel integration, enabling users to deploy projects directly to Vercel. It includes:
- New Vercel types and store for managing connections and stats.
- A VercelConnection component for managing Vercel account connections.
- A VercelDeploymentLink component for displaying deployment links.
- API routes for handling Vercel deployments.
- Updates to the HeaderActionButtons component to support Vercel deployment.
The integration allows users to connect their Vercel accounts, view project stats, and deploy projects with ease.
