Following the documentation, the default file structure is:
.
└── public
└── locales
├── en
| └── common.json
└── de
└── common.json
When we can add different .json files under each language.
In my NextJS application I structured many different services and I want to have different translations for each.
I would like to create a locales folder for each specific service, which will be in the service itself. Or at least have a sub-folder under locales or under each language with the name of the service.
Something like this:
.
└── public
└── locales
├── en
| ├── service_one
| | └── content.json
| └── service_two
| └── content.json
└── de
├── service_one
| └── content.json
└── service_two
└── content.json
Or even better, something like
|
└── service_one
└── locales
├── en
| └── content.json
└── de
└── content.json
I can't find a way to target sub-folders, or different localePath for different pages.