Can't get subfolder messages
Daviex opened this issue ยท 12 comments
Hello.
I'm trying to get some languages texts from a subfolder.
The result message.js is creating the file correctly with the following code:
(function () {
Lang = new Lang();
Lang.setMessages({"en.javascript.datatables":{"emptyTable":"No data available in table"},"it.javascript.datatables":{"emptyTable":"Alcun dato disponibile"}});
})();
I checked over chrome console, and Lang has locale set to "it", so, I tried to do
Lang.get('javascript.datatables.emptyTable');
but it can't find nothing, in fact that string returns the pattern I wrote.
I'm executing wrongly the query for that string?
I also tried with a non subfolder file, and that worked perfectly...
Thanks
Hey @Daviex! Thanks for filing an issue I will check that issue later on the weekend, as I'm pretty busy with work and the ongoing ReactEurope event.
Ok @rmariuzzo, thank you. For now I resolved my problem by putting a main file into the lang folder and setting all the texts in there with sub keys, but I would like to use folders ๐
ps. Awesome library man ๐
Hey @rmariuzzo, did you had anytime to check over this thing?
Thanks
Hey man, did you had time to get a look at this?
Thanks
Ok thanks.
I tried to look over it, but really cound't find how to make it happen.
Any progress on this question ? It would be very nice to put JS translation in separate folder. In localization-hr.php configuration file I have following messages
array:
'messages' => [
'js/config',
'js/message',
'js/page',
'js/routes',
],
Tried Lang.get('js.config.key');
, Lang.get('js/config.key');
and Lang.get('js:config.key');
but none works.
Thanks in advance and very nice package ;)
Thanks.
Hopes you can find a solution over this, for the time passed I used just a file in the root of the language folder, but a solution would be awesome :)
Another "hacky" solution to this is to create folder "lang-js" in "resources" folder.
And then when running npm and webpack mix, you can set source path:
const WebpackShellPlugin = require('webpack-shell-plugin');
mix.webpackConfig({
plugins: [
new WebpackShellPlugin({onBuildStart:['php artisan lang:js -c -s resources/lang-js'], onBuildEnd:[]})
]
});
I'm really sorry for the long wait. I'm still trying to balance my life after Hodgkin. From the original poster, I was able to get the expected message using:
Lang.get('javascript/datatables.emptyTable') // using `/` instead.
That's how it works on Laravel, therefore this work on Lang.js.
However, I will add a test for the /
case into Lang.js repository.