FBT is an internationalization framework for JavaScript designed to be not just powerful and flexible, but also simple and intuitive. It helps with the following:

• Organizing your source text for translation
• Composing grammatically correct translatable UI
• Eliminating verbose boilerplate for generating UI

• Official Website
• Documentation

• See our demo here
• See our React Native demo here

• Node.js
• Yarn
• Babel

git clone git@github.com:facebook/fbt.git
cd fbt
yarn install

NOTE: if you make changes to the fbt runtime that you'd like to test in the demo-app, be sure to run this command to rebuild the JS code:

yarn build-runtime

See how to use the source directly with Babel and Webpack in our demo-app.

FBT works by transforming your <fbt> and fbt(...) constructs via Babel plugins. These plugins serve to extract strings from source and lookup translated payloads generated at build-time. FBT creates tables of all possible variations for the given fbt phrase and accesses this at runtime.

• Website
• Facebook group
• Discord #fbt channel in reactiflux
• Twitter

See the CONTRIBUTING file for how to help out.

See CHANGELOG.

• babel-plugin-fbt (build-time / server-side)
  • See package.json
• babel-plugin-fbt-runtime (server-side)
  • See package.json
• @fbtjs/default-collection-transform (build-time)
  • See package.json
• fb-babel-plugin-utils (server-side, used by babel-plugin-fbt-runtime)
  • See package.json
• fbt (client-side)
  • See package.json
• fb-tiger-hash (build-time)
  • See package.json
• gulp-rewrite-flowtyped-modules (build-time)
  • See package.json
• gulp-strip-docblock-pragmas (build-time)
  • See package.json
• react-native-fbt (build-time)
  • See package.json

FBT is MIT licensed, as found in the LICENSE file.