Nuxt UI v3 Calendar Heading
Hey,
we're migrating our project to the new UI v3.
Our site uses i18n to support multiple languages and we are struggling to find a way to set the language of heading in the Calendar component.
We are aware that there is a
<heading> slot, however it only provides a string, with which we can't do much.
Is it possible to somehow retrieve the current dates we can then parse into the heading, or can we tell what locale to use directly?Nuxt UI
Calendar Vue Component - Nuxt UI v3
A calendar component for selecting single dates, multiple dates or date ranges.
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I apologize, but I don't have enough information in the provided knowledge sources to fully answer your question about setting the language of the heading in the Nuxt UI v3 Calendar component with i18n support. The knowledge sources don't contain specific information about the Nuxt UI v3 Calendar component or its internationalization features.
However, I can provide some general guidance based on the information available:
1. Nuxt 3 supports i18n through the @nuxtjs/i18n module. You can configure it in your
nuxt.config.ts file to handle multiple languages.
2. For date formatting, you might be able to use the $d() function from vue-i18n, which is typically used for date localization. However, the exact implementation would depend on how the Calendar component is structured.
3. If the Calendar component provides a way to pass custom props or options, you might be able to use those to set the locale or formatting options.
4. As a workaround, you could potentially use the <heading> slot you mentioned and combine it with vue-i18n's date formatting capabilities to create a localized heading.
For more specific guidance on the Nuxt UI v3 Calendar component, I recommend checking the official Nuxt UI documentation or reaching out to the Nuxt community forums for more targeted assistance.
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Would you not pass a final translated string into the heading slot of the calendar? Wouldn't translations be handled outside of the calendar instance?
I haven't done i18n myself yet but I would think this is the case?
That's what I would think, but I have no way of retrieving current range, thus I can't send the translated string.
Ohhh, you want to get range data which will dictate the header, got it