I'm still having issues with making localization work in production (after following guide)

[Rianu]

I'm still having issues with making localization work in production (iOS). I've followed the instructions to the T in the guide. I have:

import 'moment'; import 'moment/locale/ja'

in my index.js file and the moment initialized in app.js and set everywhere in the app. I configured my localization object with the localization strings and I set the locale in the calendar strip component. It works perfectly in development, but when deployed the app crashes immediately. If I just leave it as english it works just fine. I'm not sure how much code I can show since this isn't shareable but I can do best I can if there's something specific you would like to see.

Any tips? I'd really like this in calendar in japanese to work in production. It looks great in development.

[peacechen]

Is the localeprop using ja as the name key? It may help to paste that object here for analysis. You can truncate it if it's too long.

[Rianu]

Here you go scrollingCalendar: { name: "ja", config: { months: "1月_2月_3月_4月_5月_6月_7月_8月_9月_10月_11月_12月".split( "_" ), monthsShort: "1月_2月_3月_4月_5月_6月_7月_8月_9月_10月_11月_12月".split( "_" ), weekdays: "日曜日_月曜_火曜日_水曜日_木曜日_金曜日_土曜日".split("_"), weekdaysShort: "日曜日_月曜_火曜日_水曜日_木曜日_金曜日_土曜日".split( "_" ), weekdaysMin: "日曜日_月曜_火曜日_水曜日_木曜日_金曜日_土曜日".split( "_" ), longDateFormat: { LT: "HH:mm", LTS: "HH:mm:ss", L: "DD/MM/YYYY", LL: "D MMMM YYYY", LLL: "D MMMM YYYY LT", LLLL: "dddd D MMMM YYYY LT", }, calendar: { sameDay: "今日", }, week: { dow: 1, // Monday is the first day of the week. doy: 1, // The week that contains Jan 4th is the first week of the year. }, }, },

[Rianu]

"scrollingCalendar" is passed into the locale prop in calendar strip.

[peacechen]

That config looks correct. Your app needs to call the locale() method to activate the language. See #232

[Rianu]

Thanks for the quick reply. I do believe I that is set in my app.js file. That’s how I localize for this app. I will post the code tomorrow to verify it’s correct.

[Rianu]

I import my moment modules as follows:

import moment from "moment"; import "moment/locale/ja";

and call the moment.locale() method here as in the linked issue:

let appLocale = NativeModules.SettingsManager.settings.AppleLocale || NativeModules.SettingsManager.settings.AppleLanguages[0];

// remove country portion of locale if (appLocale.indexOf("") > 0) appLocale = appLocale.split("")[0];

console.log("appLocale: " + appLocale);

moment.locale(appLocale); LocalizationConfig(appLocale);

Anything I'm missing here? This works great in simulation mode.

NOTE: I did hardcode "ja" in moment.locale() and LocalizationConfig since I cannot get the app locale because I'm in NA. It still doesn't work.