# nts

**Multilingual Next.js made easy.**

The **nts** package works together with the [Next Translator](https://next-translator.com) web app to help you manage translations in your Next.js projects.

## Key Features

🚀 **Quick setup** — create a Next.js project with internationalization ready to use.

🌐 **Simple JSON editing** — edit translation files in the web app.

⚡ **Fast updates** — download new translations with one command.

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## Quick Start: New Project

1. Go to [next-translator.com](https://next-translator.com) and create a new project.
2. Create a Next.js project with translation support:

   ```bash
   npx @pelag/nts create
   ```

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## Quick Start: Existing Project

If you already have a Next.js project:

1. Go to [next-translator.com](https://next-translator.com) and create a project.
2. Install the nts package:

   ```bash
   npm i @pelag/nts
   ```
3. Set up the configuration:

   ```bash
   npx nts init
   ```
4. Download the latest translations:

   ```bash
   npx nts update
   ```

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## Update Translation Files

To get the newest translation JSON files from your web project, run:

```bash
npx @pelag/nts update
```

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## How it works

The system includes two parts that work together:

* 🖥 **The web app [next-translator.com](https://next-translator.com)** is where you manage your translation files. It gives you an easy and clear interface for editing JSON, working as a team, and organizing your content. You can add, remove, move, and change translations and keys with just a few clicks.

* 🧰 **The nts tool** is for developers. It helps you download the latest translation files from the server and use them in your Next.js project.

For more details, visit [next-translator.com/docs](https://next-translator.com/docs)