When I use moko-resource in ios side ```LocalizedStringKey(MR.strings().welcome_back.resourceId)``` ...

# moko

[AmrJyniat]

When I use moko-resource in ios side

LocalizedStringKey(MR.strings().welcome_back.resourceId)

it returns the string id instead of the real value, although it works fine on Android side and I have the string value in the used language, what would be the problem?

[Vidmantas Kerbelis]

On iOS you are not supposed to use resourceId. This would just return the bundle identifier. You should be using MR.strings().welcome_back.desc().localized()

[AmrJyniat]

Thank you, it works now!
But I used resourceId within SwiftUi code as described here, am I misunderstood something?

[Vidmantas Kerbelis]

Can’t comment on this as I’m not really knowledgable on the intricacies of SwiftUI.

[alex009]

you should use bundle that contained in StringResource.
string with resourceId contained in custom bundle inside framework, not in main app bundle

[AmrJyniat]

I’m newbie to the KMM so I didn’t get what you mean

[alex009]

just call MR.strings().welcome_back.desc().localized() 🙂 i try to describe ios specific details with https://developer.apple.com/documentation/foundation/bundle and https://developer.apple.com/documentation/foundation/nsbundle/1417694-localizedstringforkey?language=objc
but for usage you should just call localized

[AmrJyniat]

Good to see apple documentation for the first time 😃

[alex009]

also you can use:

let resource = MR.strings().email
Text(
    LocalizedStringKey(resource.resourceId),
    bundle: resource.bundle
)

with swiftui