Best way to dynamically access i18n-translations with typescript

Hey folks,

I am currently using @solid-primitives/i18n (https://github.com/solidjs-community/solid-primitives/tree/main/packages/i18n#readme) for translation purposes.

However there's one thing i struggle with:

Some of the keys I would like to access are coming from an api, where each key is typed as generic string.

For example imagine that my dict looks like this:

const en_dict = {
   foo: {
     bar: 'Bar',
     baz: 'Baz'
   }
}

const en_dict = {
   foo: {
     bar: 'Bar',
     baz: 'Baz'
   }
}

const en_dict = {
   foo: {
     bar: 'Bar',
     baz: 'Baz'
   }
}

const en_dict = {
   foo: {
     bar: 'Bar',
     baz: 'Baz'
   }
}

And I want to translate like this:

const translated = t(`foo.${apiResponse.key}`) // key could be any string here

const translated = t(`foo.${apiResponse.key}`) // key could be any string here

const translated = t(`foo.${apiResponse.key}`) // key could be any string here

const translated = t(`foo.${apiResponse.key}`) // key could be any string here

This of course makes typescript complain, as we can't be sure here that our key does actually exist inside the dict.

What would be the best way to go about this here?
I imagine I would need some form of wrapper around

t()

t()

t()

t() that still retains its api, but e.g. returns an empty string or throws an error if the key is not part of the dict.

Are there any best practices how to deal with that?

Thanks in advance

GitHub

solid-primitives/packages/i18n at main · solidjs-community/solid-pr...

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