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Informations about the package translation-factory

Laravel Translation Factory

Laravel Version GitHub license

Translation Factory is a tool for the Laravel framework that helps to create and manage translations. Especially it helps to coordinate multiple translators and translators which do not want to edit PHP files, aiding them with AI translations.

Note: "Factory" does not mean the pattern here but rather this: 🏭

Highlights

Installation

This library requires PHP 7.0 or higher with the cURL extension and Laravel >= 5.5.

Through Composer:

Publish the assets via: php artisan vendor:publish --provider="ChrisKonnertz\TranslationFactory\Integration\TranslationFactoryServiceProvider

Make sure Translation Factory can write into the output directories, especially you should make the translation directory writable, for example resources/lang.

If you do not want to enable support of user accounts, that's it. Navigate to http://<your-domain>/translation-factory to start.

Configuration

Open config/translation_factory.php with a text editor to change the configuration. All entries are documented. Especially take a look at the additional_languages key. In this array you may add language codes of the languages that you want to support. Translation Factory tires to auto-detect these languages but this will only be successful if there are at least one translation file for each of these languages, so better add them to the array.

User Accounts With Laravel

This package supports user authentication. Per default it depends on Laravel's built-in user authentication system. If you want to enable support of user accounts you have to do this in the config file (key: user_authentication). You also have to add the user IDs of all administrators to the config file (key: user_admin_ids).

If you already use Laravel's user authentication then you can skip the rest of this section. But if you have a fresh installation of Laravel follow these steps to prepare it:

  1. Via console run php artisan make:auth to create resources like controllers and views
  2. Then run php artisan migrate to prepare the database

Now the translators will be able to navigate to http://<your-domain>/home and log in or create a new user account.

If you do not want to use Laravel's built-in user authentication system you have to create your own user manager that implements the UserManagerInterface. Introduce it to Translation Factory by adding its name to the config file (key: user_manager).

Use With External Translators

If you want to use Translation Factory to let external translators translate your texts, it is recommended to follow these steps:

  1. Setup a new server with your application. The server has to be reachable from the outside
  2. Make sure Translation Factory can write into the output directories
  3. Configure everything, especially enable user authentication
  4. Create your own account and then add it to the admins list in the config file
  5. Let the externals create their user accounts (http://<your-domain>/register)
  6. Activate the accounts of the translators
  7. Spread the link: http://<your-domain>/translation-factory
  8. Happy translating!

Backups

The default behaviour of Translation Factory is to make daily backups of all translation files that it wants to overwrite. They will be stored in <storage-path>/app/translations which usually translates to storage/app/translations. You may change this path in the config file (key: backup_dir). The names of the backup files will be built of a hash and the date and use ".backup" as extension.

Current State

This is an MVP (minimum viable product). The code quality is okay, but for sure it is not great. There is a lot of space for refactoring. Refactoring will be done if it turns out that this package actually meets someones needs.

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