I am using ReactJS for a small website. I decided to use i18next for the internationalization and it works - unless I use a nested reference for the translation key.
In the following example the intro1 and intro2 key are displayed, but welcome.headtitle is not found (error "missingKey" in the console).
App.js:
...
<p><Trans i18nKey='intro1'/></p>
<p><Trans i18nKey='intro2'/></p>
<p><Trans i18nKey='welcome.headtitle'/></p>
...
translation.json:
{
"welcome": {
"headtitle": ...
...
},
"intro1": ...,
"intro2": ...,
}
I know that i18next allows for nested JSON translation objects. What am I doing wrong? I have checked the documentation and examples and didn't notice any error.
while the answer to use "welcome.name" etc is a valid usage, for my use case, I actually needed to use structured keys so that I can better structure my translations.
What made the nested values work for me was removing the keySeparator: false
from the i18n.init
function.
Code would be:
i18n.use(initReactI18next).init({
resources: {
en: {translation: EN},
fr: {translation: FR},
},
lng: 'en',
fallbackLng: 'en',
// keySeparator: false, // this was the line that I've had to remove to make it work
interpolation: {
escapeValue: false,
},
});
and my JSON looks like:
{
"nested": {
"value": "Trying a nested value"
}
}
my HTML (div in my react component):
<div>{t("nested.value")}</div>
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