A small helper which allows you to write contextual translations in Vue.
npm i --save @dimailn/vue-t
import VueT from '@dimailn/vue-t'
Vue.use(VueT)This library provides two computed property for components - $translationScope and $defaultTranslationScope.
These properties are inherited from parent components and you may change them by using vueT option.
Your translate method should use this properties to determine current scope for translations.
vueT option may be used like this
// This component has $translationScope === 'UserCard', based on name(recommended way)
{
name: 'UserCard',
vueT: true
}or
// This component has $translationScope === 'UserInformation'
{
name: 'UserCard',
vueT: 'UserInformation'
}Now you may use $t in this way
<template>
<div>
<span>{{$t('.title')}}</span>
</div>
</template>
<script>
export default {
name: 'UserCard',
vueT: true
}
</script>