In Appsilon/rhino: A Framework for Enterprise Shiny Applications
Internationalization can be introduced in a Rhino application
using shiny.i18n package.
You can achieve that by creating an instance of the shiny.i18n::Translator class,
providing translations as JSON or CSV files
and wrapping parts of your application that need translating in the translate method.
A detailed tutorial on how to apply shiny.i18n in Rhino applications
can be found here.
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Internationalization can be introduced in a Rhino application
using shiny.i18n package.
You can achieve that by creating an instance of the shiny.i18n::Translator class,
providing translations as JSON or CSV files
and wrapping parts of your application that need translating in the translate method.
A detailed tutorial on how to apply shiny.i18n in Rhino applications
can be found here.
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