javascript - Template literal trapped in a string variable

I also had this problem sometimes when I have my labels variables in another file, and those labels should have a template literal. I this cases I usually use a workaround to simulate this behaviour (take this code as a guide :D )

labels.js:

export default:{
    labelWithSpeudoliteral: "text to {{change}}"
}

MyHelper.js:

    generateLiteral(s, params) {

        const entries = Object.entries(params);
        let sentence = s;
        entries.forEach((entry) => {
                const literal = `{{${entry[0]}}}`
                sentence = sentence.replace(literal, entry[1]);
            }
        )
        return sentence;
    }

Now in my code I use this helper the following way:

console.log(generateLiteral(labels.labelWithSpeudoliteral, {'change': 'literal'})

And the result of the label should be:

text to literal

As you can see using the {{ }} symbols as marks, generateLiteral() use them and the params received to change the text value with the template literal. It is not the best way, but I hope it can help you.