language-checker

This Skill identifies hardcoded text in React and Next.js components by scanning TypeScript files for UI strings not managed by your translation system. It flags untranslated text during code reviews or after component changes to ensure proper localization.

To check for missing translation keys, use a language consistency checker that flags instances where translation keys are used but not defined in the language objects. This verifies that text elements are correctly translated for each supported language.

The best way to ensure UI text consistency in Next.js is to run a language audit that detects hardcoded strings, verifies language consistency, and identifies missing translation keys across all component files to maintain correct localization.

Yes, this language checker works with TypeScript files in a React project. It runs a script to scan for hardcoded text patterns and verifies that all UI text elements match the selected language and are properly defined in the translation objects.

You should run a localization audit during code reviews for new features, after making component changes, or whenever a language audit is requested to quickly scan for untranslated strings or inconsistencies between different language UI elements.