Is it possible to make few route prefixes with one locale?

[Sin1tar]

Hello everyone

Are there other ways to get route aliases?

want have this:

/en-US -> public\locales\en\...
/en-CA -> public\locales\en\...
/en-BR -> public\locales\en...

but right now i can do it only with CTRL-C - CTRL-V:

/en-US -> public\locales\en-US\...
/en-CA -> public\locales\en-CA\...
/en-BR -> public\locales\en-BR\...

thank you so much!

[isaachinman]

This can be achieved via fallback languages, through i18next.

[Sin1tar]

Please share the project as a public GitHub repository.

https://github.com/SergeyMustafin/nexti18n-fallbackLng

[isaachinman]

Thanks. Is this the error you are seeing, or is it something else?

[Sin1tar]

Thanks. Is this the error you are seeing, or is it something else?

Yes, only this error.
If i extract 'en-CA' from 'locales', then this error will fix.
But, also 'en-CA' declared in fallbackLng (i expect what this will show locale by route but have only 404)

is it possible to have few routes from one locale?

need:
http://localhost:3000/en-CA (translation from public\locales\en)
http://localhost:3000/en-DE (translation from public\locales\en)
http://localhost:3000/en (translation from public\locales\en)
etc

now:
http://localhost:3000/en-CA (translation from public\locales\en-CA) 404
http://localhost:3000/en (translation from public\locales\en) OK

[isaachinman]

I think we actually need to update the logic in createConfig to not check locales via the fs when they are covered with a fallback.

@SergeyMustafin Do you mind creating an actual issue for this? Thanks very much for your help in debugging.

[Sin1tar]

I think we actually need to update the logic in createConfig to not check locales via the fs when they are covered with a fallback.

@SergeyMustafin Do you mind creating an actual issue for this? Thanks very much for your help in debugging.

here is: #1652
Thank you so much!