volverjs-zod-vue-i18n

volverjs-zod-vue-i18n is a Frontend state & data fetching skill for AI agents, published by volverjs in the zod-vue-i18n repository on GitHub. Skillspace rates volverjs-zod-vue-i18n D (66/100) and it passed the safety scan; the rating is based on static analysis only.

Translate Zod's validation error messages into the active vue-i18n locale in Vue 3 apps, using the @volverjs/zod-vue-i18n error map. Use this skill whenever the user wants Zod validation errors (min/max/email/required/refine, etc.) rendered through vue-i18n — for example errors stuck in English despite a locale switch, multilingual form validation backed by Zod, or any mention of @volverjs/zod-vue-i18n, makeZodI18nMap, makeZodI18nLabel or zDate. It covers choosing the Zod 3 vs Zod 4 entry point, loading the bundled locale JSON, overriding or adding error keys, attaching a custom key to a validation (including without refine), per-field WithPath labels, and pluralized messages. Do not use it for translating general UI, label or placeholder copy with vue-i18n (no Zod involved), for Zod used outside Vue (Node, React, react-hook-form), for vue-i18n $d/$n date and number formatting, or for other validators such as valibot or yup.

Grade
D
Quality
66 / 100
Safety
Passed
GitHub stars
25

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Architecture
84 / 100
Maturity
Structured: ships references or scripts
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License
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