Is there any way to return an entire namespace via the translate function?

I have a datepicker component, which takes an object for localisation:

{
  "lang": {
    "placeholder": "Select date",
    "rangePlaceholder": [
      "Start date",
      "End date"
    ],
    "today": "Today",
    "now": "Now",
    "backToToday": "Back to today",
    "ok": "Ok",
    "clear": "Clear",
    "month": "Month",
    "year": "Year",
    "timeSelect": "Select time",
    "dateSelect": "Select date",
    "monthSelect": "Choose a month",
    "yearSelect": "Choose a year",
    "decadeSelect": "Choose a decade",
    "yearFormat": "YYYY",
    "dateFormat": "M/D/YYYY",
    "dayFormat": "D",
    "dateTimeFormat": "M/D/YYYY HH:mm:ss",
    "monthFormat": "MMMM",
    "monthBeforeYear": true,
    "previousMonth": "Previous month (PageUp)",
    "nextMonth": "Next month (PageDown)",
    "previousYear": "Last year (Control + left)",
    "nextYear": "Next year (Control + right)",
    "previousDecade": "Last decade",
    "nextDecade": "Next decade",
    "previousCentury": "Last century",
    "nextCentury": "Next century"
  },
  "timePickerLocale": {
    "placeholder": "Select time"
  }
}

I have this in my translations as datepicker, however accessing t('datepicker') returns undefined, presumably because it’s meant to return a string, not an object.

I can access what I need via: i18n.getResourceBundle(i18n.languages[0]).datepicker, but I’m wondering if there is any way to do the same via the translate function itself, as this solution feels a bit hacky.

[urtheone]

I solved it this way : i18next.store.getResourceBundle(language, namespace);

[onionhammer]

@jamuhl that’s a key, not the namespace