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Informations about the package localized-routes

LocalizedRoutesBundle

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This bundle simply redirects your requests to a locale prefixed route.

So /news is going to be /en/news, if the current language is en.

Localized routes are something that has been repeatedly discussed on sites like StackOverflow in the past.

I think it's better to use a well tested bundle for this purpose instead of writing a new listener for each project. This bundle can then be further developed and improved by the community.

Installation

composer require braunstetter/localized-routes

Now you can prefix your controller routes:

You're done! Your blank routes are getting redirected to localized ones.

Configuration

Since the framework bundle already provides two configuration values (default_locale, enabled_locales), we can use this to configure our forwarding process.

default_locale

This is just the fallback locale. If not set, Symfony will try to determine a value based on your system settings. Most likely 'en'.

enabled_locales

If this value is not specified, then all locales are allowed. If you transfer an array of values here, the selection is restricted accordingly.

Parameters

This bundle exposes the enabled_locales and default_locale configuration values of the framework-bundle as parameters. In addition to this, you also have an enabled_locales_string parameter - joining your enabled_locales e.g.: de|en|es

So you can use these locale-specific parameters in your configuration files:

This bundle can certainly be improved. If you have any questions and/or suggestions for improvements, don't hesitate to create a new issue or submit a PR.

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Requires php Version ^8.0
symfony/framework-bundle Version ^4.4|^5.0|^6.0
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