Open sedubois opened 7 years ago
I dont think
Gatsby path prefixwas created for that. You use it when you can
t host your site at the root level, ex:
sedubois.github.io/
-> Do not need path prefix
sedebois.github.io/repo_test/
-> You need add repo_test
as path prefix.
I would create your own component and functions to get the current language to create the Link.
This is one example that has a link to /${langKey}/resume/
https://github.com/angeloocana/angeloocana/blob/master/src/components/IndexPage.js
This is how I create the menu for my website: https://github.com/angeloocana/angeloocana/blob/master/src/components/Menu.js
Thank you a lot for helping!!! =D This plugin is getting awesome after each contribution, new idea, discussions =D
I think it would just be quite useful if the plugin exported a Link component which would automatically prefix whatever link is passed to it, if the passed location doesn’t already have a language prefix. Like <Link to=...>
(same signature as gatsby-link
).
A second parameter could be passed if one wants to change to another language, like <Link to=... lang=...>
.
Happy to do what I can as I learn!
Most critical/blocking is by far #6, any idea when you can fix? I tried to fork and change code but no good so far.
@sedubois I'm working on it now. I hope I can finish it today.
And later the <Link
component! =D
Currently the example at gatsby-starter-default-i18n only shows how to go to another page by hard-coding the language in the URL, e.g.
<Link to="/en/page-2/">Go to page 2</Link>
. However that's not very scalable and there should be a more generic solution to switch to some other page while preserving the current language, especially for the case (probably corresponding to most people's use case) where there isn't a separate source code file for each language.I guess this is where the concept of Gatsby path prefix might come in, but I never used it and it's unclear how to change it on the fly.