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Yea.. I like the irony in the title of this issue...
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In package.json, should translate-maker be a depencency instead of devDepenency? This way it is installed as part of a normal package install, and not required to be in the parent package during a production deployment.

After installing webpack complains Error: Cannot resolve module 'react-addons-test-utils'.
Should react-addons-test-utils be moved into dependancies?

Hi,

I was wondering how you would go about passing a translated string to a placeholder attribute on an input.

I could use translate-maker to get the translated string and pass it as a prop. Is it possible to do this without requiring translate-maker in my project?

Thanks

I'm trying to use the LocaleSwitch component.

It renders correctly and updates the new language at this.context.translate, but the component renders with the first select option selected, no matter which option is chosen.

The strings do not update until navigating back to the page or a refresh is forced. I can make this happen by using an onChange handler and calling this.forceUpdate()

Is this the recommended way to handle a locale change?

I believe updating componentWillReceiveProps to react on namespace should help

This was a great feature, and my application depended on it's feature.

Will this return?

So, I have narrowed my problem down to LocaleProvider

On initialization, If the namespace changes, then only the last successfully loaded namespace locale will be saved.

Same issue if the locale changes once, and namespace changes multiple times.
componentWillReceiveProps calls translate.setLocale when namespace changes, but locale hasn't.

This happens because there is a load of the "global" namespace and a component namespace immediately after.
Serializing the load of these items would solve this issue. (although slow down the rendering of the page)

Hey,
I'm looking for a way to insert React components into the translated string.

Use-case:
In your example https://github.com/CherryProjects/react-translate-maker#en_usjs I want to have user names clickable.

The dirty workaround would be inserting <a> into the text and use TranslateHTML. But it doesn't work if I want links to be handled by react-router's <Link> component.

I've tried passing the components to properties as it is in react-intl (Rich Text Formatting), but it just results in [object Object]
Am I missing something or this feature is not supported?