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In issue ngx-translate#25 @mlegenhausen pointed out a solution that shows a very common use-case for a custom TranslateLoader implementation. Maybe we can extend the readme to show this (and maybe other use-cases in the future)? Kind regards :)
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@seveves please, make this changes in your PR.
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## Custom TranslateLoader strategies | |||
### HashTranslateLoader - Hashing translation files with angular-cli, webpack and SystemJS |
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I think you can remove the line 74
and change the title to Angular CLI/Webpack TranslateLoader Example
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When your project cannot find `System` then adding this to your `typings.d.ts` file helps: |
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Cause System
will not be available you need to add it to your custom typings.d.ts
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import { TranslateLoader } from '@ngx-translate/core'; | ||
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It's more accurate changing the class name to WebpackTranslateLoader
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One disadvantage of this solution is that you have to rebuild your application when there are only changes inside your language files. |
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I think will be better changed to:
The disadvantage of this solution is that you have to rebuild the application everytime your translate files has changes.
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## Custom TranslateLoader strategies | ||
### HashTranslateLoader - Hashing translation files with angular-cli, webpack and SystemJS | ||
Allow caching of translation files by the browser could help to speed up the initial load of your app but with the default setup your translation files could miss the latest changes because the cache doesn't have the latest version of your translation file yet. |
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Drop this line.
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### HashTranslateLoader - Hashing translation files with angular-cli, webpack and SystemJS | ||
Allow caching of translation files by the browser could help to speed up the initial load of your app but with the default setup your translation files could miss the latest changes because the cache doesn't have the latest version of your translation file yet. | ||
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When using the angular-cli (uses webpack under the hood) you can write your own `TranslateLoader` that always loads the latest translation file available during your application build. |
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If you are using Angular CLI.....
@tiaguinho thank you for your review. I've updated the file to your suggestions. |
Thanks! |
In issue #25 @mlegenhausen pointed out a solution that shows a very common use-case for a custom TranslateLoader implementation.
Maybe we can extend the readme to show this (and maybe other use-cases in the future)?
Kind regards :)
PS: my english is not the best, so feel free to improve it in any way