Angular 2 route translation

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I have a web app that support multiple languages. I am successfully translating the content of the app with @ngx-translate. However; I also need to translate the route link. My link look like this

www.somewebsite.com/dashboard

Now when I change the language to something like Turkish; I need the link look like

www.somewebsite.com/anasayfa

How can I achieve that easily? Any help is appreciated. Thanks in advance.

What I have tried:

Tried using

ngx-i18n-router

and

localize-router

, but it did not help.

Posted 26-Aug-18 0:10am

tasinsahin

Updated 26-Aug-18 3:16am

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sajeetharan · Accepted Answer · 2018-08-26T03:17:00

This is sort of bad idea to implement, since you need to build several routes for each language. Generally i would recommend you to configure routes with languages. For example,

www.somewebsite.com/en/dashboard

and if its a differencet language then it should be,

www.somewebsite.com/es/dashboard.

However if you really want to build with different language routes then you have to do,

Create a new path : { path: ':lang/dashboard', component: dashboardComponent }

this.route.params.subscribe(params => {
            translate.use(params['lang']);
            switch (params['lang']) {
                case 'en':
                    location.replace(`index.html#/${params['lang']}/dashboard`)
                        break;
                case 'fr':
                    location.replace(`index.html#/${params['lang']}/anasayfa`);
                        break;
            }

  })