Localization SwiftUI

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I want to ask about localization in SwiftUI for my app but something doesnt work. I maked everything as in the example but for some reason nothing works: https://benoitpasquier.com/localization-swiftui-how-top-preview-localized-content/

This code doesnt work:

.environment(\.locale, .init(identifier: "en"))

without any code just adding Localizable (English) I translate the text in the app into English. And when I try to translate for apps in, say, English and Spanish, I have it automatically translated to English(so the default language was chosen by the system). How do I fix this so that the text is translated using the code at the top?

Dan Hart · Accepted Answer · 2020-06-12 12:46:17Z

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You can use LocalizedStringKey:

In your app:

let greeting: LocalizedStringKey = "Greeting"
let text = Text(greeting)

In your English Localizable.strings file:

"Greeting" = "Hello";

In your Spanish Localizable.strings file:

"Greeting" = "Hola";

answered Jun 12, 2020 at 12:46

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