Retrieves a translated string by its unique identifier.
This method looks up a translation using the provided ID and returns the
localized string for the current user's language. If the translation contains
placeholders (e.g., {name}, {count}), you can provide parameter values
to replace them dynamically.
A missing translation falls back in two steps. If the ID has no entry in the user's language, the English text is used. If English has no entry either, the ID itself is returned, which makes missing translations easy to spot during development.
Translation strings are ICU MessageFormat patterns, so a placeholder can do
more than name a value. Constructs such as plural and select let one
string cover several cases. If the pattern cannot be formatted, for example
when a placeholder has no matching key in params, the raw string is
returned unchanged.
Unique identifier for the translation string. Organized hierarchically using dot notation, starting with the name of the package that owns the string (e.g., 'webclient.object-explorer.load-objects-error').
Optionalparams: Record<string, string | number | undefined>Optional key-value pairs for dynamic parameter substitution. Keys must match placeholder names in the translation string. Values can be strings, numbers, or undefined. Undefined values are treated as empty strings.
The translated and parameterized string in the user's language.
import { PlatformServiceName } from '@limetech/lime-web-components';
const translator = platform.get(PlatformServiceName.Translate);
// Translation: "{user} updated {recordType} #{recordId}"
translator.get('my-addon.activity.update', {
user: 'John Smith',
recordType: 'deal',
recordId: 1234,
});
// Returns: "John Smith updated deal #1234"
import { PlatformServiceName } from '@limetech/lime-web-components';
const translator = platform.get(PlatformServiceName.Translate);
// Translation: "{count, plural, one {# deal} other {# deals}}"
translator.get('my-addon.deal.count', { count: 1 });
// Returns: "1 deal"
translator.get('my-addon.deal.count', { count: 5 });
// Returns: "5 deals"
// Translation: "{status, select, won {Closed} lost {Lost} other {Open}}"
translator.get('my-addon.deal.status', { status: 'won' });
// Returns: "Closed"
Service for translating strings into different languages.
The Translator provides internationalization (i18n) support for web components, allowing you to display user-facing text in the user's preferred language. Translation strings are identified by unique IDs and can include dynamic parameters for values that change at runtime.
Translations are managed by the platform and grouped by a two-letter language code (e.g., en, sv). A locale such as
sv_SEis reduced to its language part, so regional variants share one set of translations. The Translator picks the language from the user's settings.Example: Basic usage