README

Getting Started

Step 1. Install it with composer

Running the command below:

composer require Premise/laralang

Step 2. Register service provider & aliases

Include the line below to config/app.php inside array 'providers' => [ :

Premise\Laralang\LaralangServiceProvider::class,

Include the line below to config/app.php inside array 'aliases' => [ :

'Laralang'   => Premise\Laralang\Facades\Laralang::class,

Step 3. Publish vendor

It will publish assets and config file.

Running the command below:

php artisan vendor:publish

Step 4. Migrate

Running the command below:

php artisan migrate

Step 5. Configure default values

STRONGLY IMPORTANT: Change the password of config (Default password: laralangAdmin )

Apart from the password, the rest of default values can be modified also on config/laralang.php. Furthermore you can modify it in a specific translation with the functions below.

Using laralang

Functions

setFrom()

It sets the language of the string to translate in a specific translation.

Default: en

SetTo()

It sets the language that you'll output in a specific translation.

Default: app_locale

SetTranslator()

This option let you to change the default translator in a specific translation.

Default: mymemory

Currently there are two available translators: apertium, mymemory. But we strongly recommend to use mymemory.

setDebug()

Debug option let you to know the reason of an unexpected result with colorful messages in a specific translation.

Default: false

Examples of use

Then few examples of tranlsation:

{!! Laralang::trans('Hello world!') !!}
<br>
{!! Laralang::trans('Hello world!')->setDebug(true) !!}
<br>
{!! Laralang::trans('Hello world!')->setTo('es') !!}
<br>
{!! Laralang::trans('Hello world!')->setTo('ca') !!}
<br>
{!! Laralang::trans('Hello world!')->setTo('ca')->setDebug(true) !!}
<br>
{!! Laralang::trans('Hallo welt!')->setFrom('de')->setTo('fr') !!}
<br>
{!! Laralang::trans('Hello world!')->setTo('pt') !!}
<br>
{!! Laralang::trans('Hello world!')->setTo('de') !!}
<br>
{!! Laralang::trans('Hello world!')->setTo('ml') !!}
<br>
{!! Laralang::trans('Hello world!')->setTo('zh') !!}

Then the result:

Admin panel

Furthermore now you can control which translations are saved on your DB and then you can manage it (edit and delete).

First you should be logged into loaralang.

Route prefix can be changed on your config file, but by default it's laralang

• How to acces to panel?

You should visit next url:

http://host.domain/laralang/login

or in localhost you should visit

http://localhost/project-path/public/laralang/login

Then you should see the laralang login page (photo below)

Now you must enter the password you set on Step 5 and then click login to manage your translations!