When user calls I18n.t('some.key') and this key is just a part of larger group of translations then I18n pulls out and returns whole tree-like hash. When using Lit it works the same way only when using Hash as a Cache engine. When using Redis it bugs out and returns humanized translation Some Key or default if passed.
This PR adds some changes to Redis adapter to make it work similar to how I18n behaves. Thanks to this we retain compatible and predictable translation api that is as close as possible to raw i18n
When user calls
I18n.t('some.key')and this key is just a part of larger group of translations then I18n pulls out and returns whole tree-like hash. When using Lit it works the same way only when using Hash as a Cache engine. When using Redis it bugs out and returns humanized translationSome Keyor default if passed.This PR adds some changes to Redis adapter to make it work similar to how I18n behaves. Thanks to this we retain compatible and predictable translation api that is as close as possible to raw i18n
Closes #113