SwiftUI - LocalizedStringKey interpolation

Asked Mar 17 '22 at 15:32

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I have a Localizable.strings with all the text I need. Example:

"Welcome": "Hello there, welcome!!";

To not misspeal the LocalizedStringKey "Welcome" in many parts of the app I created an enum like this:

enum LocalizableKey: LocalizedStringKey {

    case welcome = "Welcome"
    case interpolationCase = "Interpolation case %@ etc etc"
}

In SwiftUI it works if I use Text(LocalizableKey.welcome.rawValue).

My question is how can I interpolate a string for the case of .interpolationCase where I want to add a parameter?

Text(LocalizableKey.interpolationCase.rawValue) <- Add a parameter. Also is it possible to add an attributedString for the parameter to have a different color?

Let's discard the solution of separating the text like this: Text(LocalizableKey.interpolationCase.rawValue) + Text(\(parameterValue)) + Text(LocalizableKey.anothercase.rawValue)

Thank you in advance.

asked Mar 17 '22 at 15:32

lopes710

Does this answer your question https://stackoverflow.com/a/62042837/12299030? – Asperi Mar 17 '22 at 15:42
No because in NSLocalizedString( X , comment: ""), X is expecting a String not a LocalizableStringKey. – lopes710 Mar 17 '22 at 16:14

SwiftUI - LocalizedStringKey interpolation

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