Currently, I have a specific need that involves utilizing the translate
pipe from Angular within TypeScript logic.
I referred to a similar query: How to use pipe in ts not HTML
Additionally, I explored this informative link as well: Translate your Angular App with Pipes
The solution provided in the above question works, but it was based on a custom pipe. In my scenario, the translate
pipe is already built-in and is responsible for language translation of text. Here is an example snippet from my template:
<my-component
[myLabel1]="label1 | translate"
[myLabel2]="label2 | translate"
[myLabel3]="label3 | translate"
[myLabel4]="label4 | translate"
[myLabel5]="label5 | translate"
[myLabel6]="label6 | translate">
</my-component>
To simplify the usage of multiple directives, I devised a solution involving an interface to group all directives into a single object:
<my-component
[toChildAsInput]="labelObject">
</my-component>
I have defined an interface called: labelconfig.ts
export interface LabelConfig {
label1: string;
label2: string;
label3: string;
label4: string;
label5: string;
label6: string;
}
Here's how I'm handling it in TypeScript:
import { LabelConfig } from './labelconfig';
labelObject:LabelConfig ;
ngOnInit() {
labelObject.label1="Hello"; // How can I implement the pipe here?
...
}
My progress seems to be halted at this point. I am seeking guidance on how I can apply the same pipe within TypeScript. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. Is this task feasible or not?