Matching Rules

Requirements for the first parameter of t function：

It can only be a pure string, cannot contain variables or JavaScript statements
Cannot contain special characters such as \n and \t
The beginning and end cannot contain spaces
If you use the Template Strings syntax, you cannot wrap lines

Failure to meet the above conditions may result in

Translation Text Extraction is incorrect
Incorrect translation result

The following can be matched

t('xxx')
t("xxx")
t(`xxx`)

The following will not be matched

const foo = 'foo'
const fooFunc = (x:string) => x

// Does not satisfy pure string
t(foo)
t('xxx' + foo)
t(`${foo}`)
t(fooFunc(foo))

// Contains \n or \t
t('x\nx')
t('x\tx')

// Include spaces before and after
t(' xxx')
t('xxx  ')
t(' xxx ')

// There are line breaks in the Template Strings syntax
t(`
x
x
x
`)

If you need to concatenate strings, you can use Variable Interpolation

t('My name is {0}, I am {1} years old this year, from {2}, and I am a {3}', 'Wang Nima', 35, 'Mars', 'coder')