I have a function that returns an interpolated string for example.
`This is my string $t(some.value)`
The issue I am facing is that t
is returned after I get the interpolated string. For example
const mainFunction = (targetString) => {
const { t } = getTranslationService();
return targetString;
}
I want to resolve the value and return the processed string in the mainFunction. I tried with eval
but it didn't work
The answer in case it is useful for someone else
My first assumption was wrong, the function t
is async.
The second was it was more complex than I expected, I needed to create a locale
folder with a file en-US.json
since how it works and all these it is relying on i18n
Finally, the target string should be in the JSON file. the t
function will call a key from the JSON file and the targetString (enclosed between curly braces) will be translated. All this works in an asynchronic way.