How to read current language from ng-1 in a hybrid Angular app?

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I’m using ng-2 translate in a hybrid ng-1/ng-2 app. My plan is to use Pascal Precht’s angular-translate to handle localization in the ng-1 code, and ng-2 translate to handle localization in the ng-2 code of the app.

In my existing ng-1 implementation, users can change their language from a dropdown, and it gets stored in $rootScope.currentLanguage. E.G. " $rootScope.currentLanguage = ‘de’ ". My question is: how can I read this value from $rootScope when initializing ng-2 translate, and how watch it and change the current language on the fly in ng2-translate when it changes?

[ocombe]

we should ask @amcdnl, he’s the only one I know using an hydrib app in production

[lionelB]

@IonPopescu Hello, I 'm currently working on a hybrid app. my angularJs (using angular-gettext) and angular(ngx-translate). I’m having translation problem when I want to downgrade an angular component used in an angularJs component. Do you managed to make it work ? thanks