Currently, it is possible to use inStore in Portuguese, English, or Spanish.

By default, the application's language is Portuguese, but you can change it by editing the checkout-instore-custom.js file. Check out the How to customize inStore guide for further information on how to access this file.

To change the language used on inStore, first check if the checkout-instore-custom.js file contains the following lines of code:

window.LOCALE_MESSAGES = {
  locale: 'pt',
  messages: {
    pt: {
     
    },
  },
};

function setNewLocaleMessages() {
  const localeEvent = new Event('changeLocaleMessages')
  localeEvent.data = window.LOCALE_MESSAGES
  document.dispatchEvent(localeEvent)
}

if (window.inStoreIsLoaded) {
  setNewLocaleMessages();
} else {
  document.addEventListener(
    'load.instore',
    function() {
      setNewLocaleMessages();
    },
    false
  );
}

If the code above already exists in your checkout-instore-custom.js file, move on to the next step. If only part of it is in your file, replace the current snippet with all the code above.

The language of the application is defined by the locale property, which is found in line 3 of the code above (locale: 'pt'). Note that, in this case, inStore is set to Portuguese (pt).

To change the language, you must replace the locale value with the desired language code.

Check out the possible values for this property:

If you want to change inStore's language to English, for example, replace the pt value with en. The resulting code snippet should look like this:

window.LOCALE_MESSAGES = {
  locale: 'en',
  messages: {
    en: {
     
    },
  },
};

After making changes in the code, make sure you press the Save button.

To see the reflected changes on inStore, enter the menu and click the Reset app local data button, as shown in the image below.