Support for js based locales

[stevelacey]

I switched my locale files from js to json to get the benefits of this package, there are still gaps though, for example, I build some translations dynamically out of the main set, which means I am now seeing erroneous no-missing-keys warnings, it'd be great to be able to use js-based locales

[stevelacey]

After a few months the translations started to get unwieldy, so I've now broken them up into multiple json files that I stitch together with path-based rules for vue-i18n, and again I'm running into issues here, it'd be great there was an ability to supply a messages object ala vue-i18n so that I could thus construct it however I want and feed it into this plugin.

[fairking]

Also would be nice to have typescript resources (strong type):
and something like: $t(r => r.My.Resource.MyString) with IntelliSense and type check.

[jagged3dge]

I'm looking for support for .TS based locales. That's just one step farther from js based locales.

[krausvo1]

Also looking for support for locales in *.ts files. It took me a while to realize it's not supported yet (mainly thanks to this issue), perhaps a sentence or two in documentation mentioning supported file types for locales might be helpful for future users.

[raphaelparent]

Sharing my experience here. I also have locales in typescript files and I've been trying to figure out why I had the Cannot convert undefined or null to object error when linting. Eventually realized that the plugin could not find my locales.

I see that it's been almost 2 years, is this something supported now?

[ota-meshi]

I think you can load js locale files and lint them. However, I don't think linting to js locale files is supported.

[opack]

Hi!
I created a Quasar project and use the default config which has the i18n locale files in TS format. It's great and allows me to use some eslint logic to enforce some quality rules.
I would love to be able to benefit from all this plugin has to offer, but .ts files seem to be ignored by this plugin.
Is there some configuration I am missing, or is there no intention to support TS-based locales at all? Do anyone know some workaround or maybe another lib that would offer such support?
Thanks!