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Languages allows you to easily make a multi-language website.

How is it works

When a users opens the website, the API will gets the user's country using the geoip_country_code_by_name function from the GeoIP API. Then the API searches the configuration files and gets the right language and then by using the user's language the API gets the right message. If the user has a language cookie, the API will ignore the first step and will get the right message using the user's language saved on the cookie.

Installing

Install using composer

{
    "require": {
        "rebelox/languages": "^1.0"
    }
}

You can also visit the releases and download from there.

Configuration

First of all you need to configurate the api, the configuration is easy, you just need to create two files, one will be the languages file, and the other will be the messages file.

Languages File

The languages file should be like this

{
  "default": "default_language",
  "lang1": "countries",
  "lang2": "countries"
}

Where:

• default is the default language you want to your website use by default.
• lang1 and lang2 are the languages you want to define.
• countries is the the list of countries that use that language.

Here's an exemple:

{
	"default": "pt",
	"pt" : "BR,PT,AO",
	"en" : "UK,US,AU"
}

You may want to check this list to see all ISO-3166 country codes.

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Messages File

The messages' file structures:

{
	"message_name":{
		"lang1":"Message in the lang1",
		"lang2":"Message in the lang2"
	}
}

Where

• message_name is the name you want to give to your message, it's also known has the identifier.
• lang1 and lang2 are the languages you defined on the languages file.
• Message (..) lang1 and lang2 are the messages in the respective languages.

Here's an exemple:

{
	"hello":{
		"pt":"Olá mundo",
		"en":"Hello World"
	}
}

Basic Usage

<?php

require_once('../vendor/autoload.php');

use Language\Language;

$language = new Language(array(
	'languages_path' => __DIR__ . "/config/languages.json",
	'messages_path' => __DIR__ . "/config/messages.json"
	
));

echo $language->get('hello'); //note that the "hello" is the name of the message, a.k.a the identifier.

Dependencies

To use this API you will need the GeoIP extension.
First you will need to install the .dll extension, follow this instructions guide. Then you will need the database, to get the database just click here and then install on your apache/bin folder.

Contributing

You're welcome to contribute to the better of this API, just file the issues under GitHub, or submit a pull request if you would like to contribute directly.

Examples

You can find some examples on the examples' folder, just try it yourself.

Build Tests

For now I don't have build tests available, I'm working on that...