Similar to the i18next equivalent, see: https://www.i18next.com/overview/api#getfixedt
Returns a t function that defaults to given language or namespace.
Possibly implemented as
type FbtAPIT<Output, ParamInput, ParamOutput> = {
(text: string | ReadonlyArray<string>, description: string, options?: {
author?: string;
project?: string;
subject: IntlVariations;
locale?: string; // sets a fixed locale
}): Output;
// ...
}or alternatively fbs.fixed(locale: string, /* ... */) or similar.
I'm sure there are plenty of different use cases but this is ours:
A typical workflow for users of our mobile app is to fill out a technical report that needs to be reviewed and accepted by someone else on the same device. The user may have set any arbitrary language. The one reviewing the report may not speak that language, so during handoff, we want the relevant parts of the review screens to always be in English. Crucially, we want the surrounding UI elements that are not strictly part of the report to continue using the user's language.
Similar to the i18next equivalent, see: https://www.i18next.com/overview/api#getfixedt
Possibly implemented as
or alternatively
fbs.fixed(locale: string, /* ... */)or similar.I'm sure there are plenty of different use cases but this is ours:
A typical workflow for users of our mobile app is to fill out a technical report that needs to be reviewed and accepted by someone else on the same device. The user may have set any arbitrary language. The one reviewing the report may not speak that language, so during handoff, we want the relevant parts of the review screens to always be in English. Crucially, we want the surrounding UI elements that are not strictly part of the report to continue using the user's language.