With latest transifex/native version we can use multiple project instances by using react context.
However, it is very cubmersome and also adds much more work.
For example, let’s say we have a component ComponentA
export const ComponentA = ({ children }) => (
<div>
<T _str="Just adding something here" />
{children}
</div>
)
and now I want to use this component in another repo 100 times. And so now, I need to do
/ * this code is in the main repo */
<Header>
<TxProvider instance={ComponentALibraryInstance}>
<ComponentA>
<TxProvider instance={RootLibraryInstanceCopy}>
<T _str="Some string on main repo />
<TxProvider />
<ComponentA />
<TxProvider />
<Header />
You can see that I don’t want to do this 100 times in my code base. Plus, what that is just a simple use-case.
Imagine a component which takes like 10 props of type ReactNode. This means wrapping all of them with contexts.
How to use a single shared project across multiple repos.
We can easily solve this issue by just using a single project across all repos, But then we can’t --purge anymore as pushing from projectA will result in losing the strings from projectB and so on.
The above is my current knowledge.
What I am really looking for ?
Is there any way to use a single native project across multiple repos and also being able to remove unsused strings across all projects ? – we can do it using monorepo, but my concern is doing it across multiple projects.
I see we do have some tagging system but not sure how to relative them all in a sense where you can acheive the --purge behaviour across multiple repos.
Thanks
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