What is the best way to add i18n to Mocha?
Lovalingo adds managed browser translation to Mocha apps built with React or Next.js without manual JSON dictionaries. The host framework remains responsible for crawlable locale routes and SEO output.
What is Mocha?
Mocha is a vibe-coding platform in the same category as Lovable, Bolt, and v0. It enables developers and non-developers to build React web applications through AI-assisted code generation.
Why use Lovalingo for Mocha translation?
Like all vibe-coding platforms, Mocha generates standard React code. Lovalingo integrates at the app level and automatically translates text content, making it the simplest path to a multilingual Mocha app.
- Works with Mocha-generated React apps
- One-prompt AI setup
- 10+ languages
- Free tier
- Zero translation file management
How do you install Lovalingo in Mocha?
Copy and paste this prompt into Mocha to add Lovalingo automatically:
Add Lovalingo translation to this Mocha React app.
npm install @lovalingo/lovalingo
Wrap your app root:
import { LovalingoProvider } from '@lovalingo/lovalingo/core';
function App() {
return (
<LovalingoProvider
publicAnonKey="YOUR_KEY"
defaultLocale="en"
locales={["fr", "de", "es"]}
routing="path"
>
<YourMochaApp />
</LovalingoProvider>
);
}How do you set up Lovalingo with Mocha?
- 1
Open your Mocha project
Access your app in the Mocha editor.
- 2
Install Lovalingo via prompt
Ask Mocha's AI to install and configure Lovalingo using the prompt above.
- 3
Add your public anon key
Get your free public anon key from lovalingo.com and add it to your project.
- 4
Deploy
Deploy your app — all translations are live automatically.
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FAQ
Does Lovalingo work with Mocha apps?
Yes. Mocha generates standard React code, and Lovalingo works with supported React applications. For Mocha's standard React output, configure LovalingoProvider and add your public anon key.