Module strings 

Localizable strings - every phrase the crate voices, in one place.

Screen-reader announcements (“Picked up Piranesi. …”), reorder-button labels and the selection badge all read a DndStrings from context, falling back to built-in English when none is provided. Provide one anywhere above your drag UI to localize everything below it:

use_context_provider(|| DndStrings {
    dropped_in: Rc::new(|name| t!("dropped-in", name: name)),
    ..Default::default()
});

The fields are plain Rc<dyn Fn(..) -> String>, so the crate stays dependency-free while any i18n system plugs in - the closures above call dioxus-i18n’s t! (the Fluent-based crate the Dioxus docs recommend), but a match on your own locale signal works just as well. Have the closures read your locale state rather than re-providing the struct on switch: components capture DndStrings once at mount, and a closure that reads a signal re-renders its readers when the locale changes.

Structs

DndStrings

The crate’s voice, one field per phrase. Every field is a function so translations can reorder, inflect or pluralize freely; build it with struct-update syntax over Default::default to override only what you translate.

Functions

use_dnd_strings

The subtree’s DndStrings, or the English defaults when no ancestor provided one. Captured once per component instance - localize by having the provided closures read your locale state, not by re-providing the struct. Public so custom components voice themselves consistently.

Type Aliases

TwoNamePhrase

A phrase taking two names (the zone, then its parent).