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Languvia for Next.js

Integrate translation into SSR, SSG and dynamic Next.js applications.

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Next.jsSDK + middlewareBeta

HOW IT WORKS

A practical integration path.

Languvia manages translation infrastructure while your Next.js application remains authoritative for content, routing and rendering.

Use middleware or route segments to detect the active language.

Fetch or synchronize approved translation data server-side.

Render translated metadata and content in Server Components where possible.

Cache results using Next.js caching/revalidation appropriate to your content.

WHAT IT HELPS WITH

Next.js multilingual capabilities

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Server-rendered multilingual pages

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Works with App Router patterns

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Language-aware metadata

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Cache-friendly integration

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Managed translation backend

COVERAGE

What the integration can cover.

✓Server-rendered pages
✓Metadata
✓CMS/API content consumed by Next.js
✓Supported client components via your integration

Multilingual SEO

Prefer locale route segments such as /de/... and generate metadata/hreflang server-side. Avoid relying on client-only text replacement for indexable pages.

IMPLEMENTATION

Integration checklist

Create the site as Next.js Beta in Languvia.
Add a language route segment or middleware.
Store connector/license credentials in server environment variables.
Integrate Languvia data into server-side loaders/components.
Validate static generation, ISR and dynamic routes per language.

CODE EXAMPLE

Start from a controlled integration.

This example illustrates the integration pattern. Production credentials should remain server-side or in protected environment configuration.

Status: Beta. Review the deployment in staging before production.

// middleware.js
import { NextResponse } from 'next/server';

export function middleware(request) {
  const { pathname } = request.nextUrl;
  const hasLocale = /^\/(en|de|fr|es)(\/|$)/.test(pathname);
  if (hasLocale) return NextResponse.next();
  return NextResponse.redirect(new URL(`/en${pathname}`, request.url));
}

LIMITATIONS & CERTIFICATION

Know what is production-ready.

Beta. App Router, Pages Router, ISR and custom CMS combinations need project-specific testing.

Current integration statusBeta

Beta integration architecture is available; platform-specific production certification remains in progress.

FAQ

Next.js integration questions

Does Languvia support server-rendered Next.js?

The beta architecture supports server-side and statically generated workflows through middleware and the Cloud API.

Can translated routes be indexed?

Yes when implemented as crawlable locale routes with appropriate metadata.

Can client-side content be translated?

Yes through the SDK, subject to application integration.

Does Languvia require client-side React translation?

No. For SEO-sensitive pages, server rendering is preferred.

Can it work with headless WordPress?

Yes in principle: WordPress can remain the content source while Next.js renders language editions, but the architecture should be certified per deployment.

NEXT.JS

Help us certify this integration on a real deployment.

Beta access is intended for controlled testing with technical feedback.

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