Angular: How to package translation (ngx-translate) with custom library

Hello dear developers, Today in this post I am going to address most important topic about translation service i.e ngx-traslate. Most of the...

Hello dear developers, Today in this post I am going to address most important topic about translation service i.e ngx-traslate. Most of the time you have used ngx-translate service in your Angular app to show localization language. If your app is small then it's pretty simple to implement ngx-translate service by following available ngx-translate documentation.

But in some cases if you are working on large scale app consisting lot of modules and it is using lazy loading module routing strategy then obviously using the translation service which has single en.json (or other) file for the whole app is not a idle way to do it. Because you app is depend on lazy loading module strategy.

So you should have to split this en.json file at module level instead. What do I mean by 'at module level' here is that every module has it's own en.json file which will keep the translations for that particular module only.

Read full article here: https://festack.blogspot.com/2020/03/angular-how-to-package-translation-ngx.html

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