ngx-dy-i18n simple hack to use translations in controller with native i18n solution, without using other library for i18n(ngx-translate , ...) it support grouped translations

Usage

1. Import the I18NModule:

You have to import I18NModule.forRoot() in the root NgModule of your application. The forRoot static method is a convention that provides and configures services at the same time. Make sure you only call this method in the root module of your application, most of the time called AppModule.

import {BrowserModule} from '@angular/platform-browser';
import {NgModule} from '@angular/core';
import {I18NModule} from 'ng-dy-i18n';

@NgModule({
    imports: [
        BrowserModule,
        TranslateModule.forRoot()
    ],
    bootstrap: [AppComponent]
})
export class AppModule { }

2. add some translations:

1. Directly in AppComponent using directive

<dyTranslateToken id="title" value="nice title" i18n-value></dyTranslateToken>
<dyTranslateToken id="errors">
  <dyTranslateToken id="notFound" value="page not found" i18n-value></dyTranslateToken>
  <dyTranslateToken id="unknown" value="unknown error" i18n-value></dyTranslateToken>
</dyTranslateToken>

2. Using another component for all translation using component loader

• add new dummy component

  ng g component I18nTexts

• add it to entryComponents list

  ...
  entryComponents: [
    I18nTextsComponent
  ]
  ...

• Inject DyTranslateService in bootstrapped component usually AppComponent

  import {DyTranslateService} from 'ng-dy-i18n';
  ...
  constructor(private tr: DyTranslateService) {}
  ...

• One time load the translations

       
    ...
     ngOnInit(): void {
        this.tr.addTranslationFromComponent(I18nTextsComponent);
      }
    ...

3. Get the translations:

to get the translations you have to use the provided service DyTranslateService

    
    this.tr.get('alert.title').subscribe(value => {
      alert(value)
    });
    

don't forget to unsubscribe to avoid the memory leaks