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Allow Dynamic Namespace Inclusion in TFunction for TypeScript Compatibility #1699

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ChingHsun opened this issue Nov 30, 2023 · 4 comments
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@ChingHsun
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馃悰 Bug Report

When defining a function with t as a parameter using the TFunction type, it should only include the specific namespaces needed within the function.
However, when attempting to use this function within a component that loads more other namespaces, TypeScript raises an error.

onst getNs3Text = (t: TFunction<["ns3"]>) => {
  return t("ns3:third");
};

const Two = () => {
  const { t } = useTranslation(["ns2", "ns3"]); // loaded two namespace
  return (
    <>
      <div>{t("ns2:second")}</div>
      <div>{getNs3Text(t)}</div> // ts-error 馃洃  Type '"ns2"' is not assignable to type '"ns3"'.
    </>
  );
};

To Reproduce

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Expected behavior

The function getNs3Text should compile successfully, considering that the function itself only requires the "ns3" namespace. The TypeScript error should not occur when using this function within a component that loads more other namespaces.

Allow for the inclusion of additional namespaces in the TFunction type when defining functions, ensuring compatibility with components that load multiple namespaces.

Your Environment

  • runtime version: react 18.2.0, typescript 5.3.2
  • i18next version: i18next 23.7.7, react-i18next: 13.5.0
  • os: Mac
@adrai
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adrai commented Dec 1, 2023

If you know how to accomplish this feel free to provide a PR.
Alternatively you can do this:

import { useTranslation } from "react-i18next";
import { getNs3Text } from "../utils/getNs3Text";

const Two = () => {
  const { t: t2 } = useTranslation("ns2");
  const { t: t3 } = useTranslation("ns3");
  return (
    <>
      <div>{t2("second")}</div>
      <div>{getNs3Text(t3)}</div>
    </>
  );
};

export default Two;

https://codesandbox.io/p/sandbox/happy-ishizaka-mngp2k

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balzdur commented Mar 28, 2024

I look into the code, and the issue seems to be related to $TFunctionBrand here :

/** ************************
 * T function declaration *
 ************************* */
export interface TFunction<Ns extends Namespace = DefaultNamespace, KPrefix = undefined> {
  $TFunctionBrand: $IsResourcesDefined extends true ? `${$FirstNamespace<Ns>}` : never;
  <
    const Key extends ParseKeys<Ns, TOpt, KPrefix> | TemplateStringsArray,
    const TOpt extends TOptions,
    Ret extends TFunctionReturn<Ns, AppendKeyPrefix<Key, KPrefix>, TOpt>,
    const ActualOptions extends TOpt & InterpolationMap<Ret> = TOpt & InterpolationMap<Ret>,
  >(
    ...args:
      | [key: Key | Key[], options?: ActualOptions]
      | [key: string | string[], options: TOpt & $Dictionary & { defaultValue: string }]
      | [key: string | string[], defaultValue: string, options?: TOpt & $Dictionary]
  ): TFunctionReturnOptionalDetails<Ret, TOpt>;
}

What is the purpose of $TFunctionBrand ? (if you remove it, the TS error disapear)

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adrai commented Mar 28, 2024

//cc @jtbandes

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What is the purpose of $TFunctionBrand ?

See i18next/i18next#1994

Also see prior discussion on this useTranslation(["ns2", "ns3"]) syntax here: i18next/i18next#1994 (comment) /cc @esetnik

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