Any way to ignore interpolated values
See original GitHub issueHey there!
I use ngx-translate to represent translations and was wondering if there was a way to ignore interpolated values.
For example:
{
"app.welcome": "Welcome {{name}}",
}
Right now it translates both “Welcome” and “name” to the target language. The goal would be for it to only translate “welcome”.
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Correction above, not <{} but just single {}
Tysm! As soon as it’s done I’ll add it to some docs for people to use it to help translate our app.
You’re the best, @ParvinEyvazov! Thank you for this great tool 🙇♂️