I am using i18n for my tranlsations and am happy with how this works on the html side.
However if I have error messages etc defined in strings in my typescript I would like a way to translate these and can't find a way to do it.
Is there a workaround to achieve this?
This is not possible through the library's API until now (@angular/language-service v7.2
). Anyway, you can see my answer under another similar question for a workaround.
With Angular 9+ you can do this
let <local_variable> = $localize`:@@<unique_id>:<optional_text>`
Example: let err_msg = $localize`:@@err_username:Invalid username, please check your inputs`;
As of now you cannot auto extract these variables automatically using npm script. You have to manually add it like this
In messages.xlf file
<trans-unit id="err_username:Invalid" datatype="html">
<source>Invalid username, please check your inputs</source>
</trans-unit>
In messages.lang.xlf file (translation file for language
<trans-unit id="err_username:Invalid" datatype="html">
<source/>
<target>Ungültiger Benutzername, bitte überprüfen Sie Ihre Eingaben</target>
</trans-unit>
There is an open question on Angular GitHub repo.
For more info, check this out. Unfortunately, typescript's strings are not supported yet officially. However, some devs proposed a few workarounds you could take a look at.
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