; checkFont(); , []);
// components/ArabicText.jsx import React from 'react'; const ArabicText = ( children, className, ...props ) => return ( <span dir="rtl" lang="ar" className= arabic-text $ ...props > children </span> ); ;
const weightMap = normal: '400', medium: '500', bold: '700' ; Arabic Text.jsx
return fontLoaded; ;
function ArabicInput() return ( <label> <ArabicText>الاسم الكامل:</ArabicText> <input type="text" dir="rtl" lang="ar" placeholder="أدخل اسمك" /> </label> ); ; checkFont(); , []); // components/ArabicText
return ( <div dir=isRTL ? 'rtl' : 'ltr'> <ArabicText> t('welcome_message') </ArabicText> </div> );
Remember to test your implementation with actual Arabic text and consider the specific needs of your Arabic-speaking users. With this component, you're well on your way to building truly international React applications. Have you implemented an Arabic text component in your project? Share your experiences and customizations in the comments below! Have you implemented an Arabic text component in
return ( <span dir="rtl" lang="ar" style=styles className= arabic-text $className ...props > children </span> ); ;