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Informations about the package laravel-localize-middleware

Laravel Localize Middleware

Configurable localization middleware for your Laravel >=5.1 application.

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This package provides a simple set of configuration and middleware to allow you to automatically set your application's locale using the current request. You can set the locale from a request parameter, header, the current host, a cookie or session data.

Installation

Install the package via Composer:

Next, add the package's service provider to your config/app.php:

and then you'll just need to publish the package's configuration:

which will create config/localize-middleware.php.

Usage

Out-of-the-box, the package is configured to set the application locale using a request parameter called locale (see the next section for more info). To enable this functionality, just register the provided middleware in your app/Http/Kernel.php class:

It's recommended to set this middleware globally and early in the stack, but you're free to register it in whatever way that suits your needs.

Configuration

Configuration can be found at config/localize-middleware.php. From there, you can configure which localization determiner you'd like to use in your application and set options for it. You simply have to change the driver option.

The list of available determiners is shown below.

Determining the locale from a request parameter

Driver name: parameter

The default determiner sets the application locale from a request parameter called locale. You can change this using the parameter configuration option.

The parameter will be discovered in the query string or request body.

Determining the locale from a request header

Driver name: header

This determiner sets the application locale from a request header, which defaults to Accept-Language. You can change this using the header configuration option.

Aside: For information on using Accept-Language to determine the locale, see this info from the W3C.

Determining the locale using the current host

Driver name: host

This determiner sets a different application locale depending on the current host. You'll need to set a map of your application's locales to hosts using the hosts configuration option.

Determining the locale from a cookie

Driver name: cookie

This determiner sets the application locale from a cookie called locale. You can change this using the cookie configuration option.

Determining the locale from the session

Driver name: session

This determiner sets the application locale from a session value called locale. You can change this using the session configuration option.

Using multiple determiners

Sometimes it might be useful to try and determine the locale from more than one source. If you'd like to do this, just set the driver configuration option to an array of other driver names. For example:

The locale will then be deteremined from whichever determiner first provides a successful match, so make sure you add the drivers in the correct order (earliest in the array will be used first).

Determining the locale outside of middleware

You don't have to use the provided middleware if you don't want to. You can instead write your own, or avoid using middleware entirely.

To determine the locale in your own code, first register an alias for the provided facade (which is actually a reference to BenConstable\Localize\DeterminerManager, if you want to inject it).

Then, you can just do:

to determine the locale and do with it what you like.

Contributing

See CONTRIBUTING.md.

Other Localization Projects

Here are some other Laravel localization projects that might be useful to you:

License

MIT © Ben Constable 2017. See LICENSE for more info.


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