Where do you actually store your translation object?
See original GitHub issueHas anyone used this for a real large project that might need to support multiple different languages? I find it hard to believe that having all your translations inline in app.js
is sustainable on a large scale. I would like to separate my translation files by component for maximum portability and modularization (I understand the overhead this adds to the task of translating), but I’m not sure how best to do that with this package.
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Hi @beaulm,
Create a i18n folder to and put en.js, tr.js and index.js inside of it
en.js
tr.js
index.js
then import index.js same as I did below(line with emojis) in your store file
store.js
Hope thats what you are looking for…
Happy Hacking 👍
Can we close this one?