How to let command feedback show on server side correctly?

I wrote something like that:

       source.sendFeedback(new TranslatableText("as.command.show_item",
                new TranslatableText(item.getTranslationKey()),
                itemsHelper.getCurrentCount(item),
                itemsHelper.getDefaultCount(item)), false);

But since the server doesn’t have localization, it only prints translation key…

However, I found that those vanilla command like /give does use translatableText… Not sure how it works.

[yyny]

SSTranslatableText is for mods that know they will not be installed on the client

That would be a good use for that library, but for the issue discussed here it would be a hacky non-proper fix.

I think there is a reason here to implement the logic in order to load modded translations on the dedicated server.

I agree with this statement, although evidently it is worded in a confusing way, there should definitely be some built-in way to load the "en_us.json" translation resource file for mods even when on a Dedicated Server, however, there does not need to be an API built-in to fabric for translating text before sending it to the client, for something like that an external library like fabric-languagehack would be sufficient.

[KrisCris]

@i509VCB This already exists: https://github.com/LoganDark/fabric-languagehack

Love your mod!