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Informations about the package i18n

I18n

Internationalization package of the CodeCollab project

Build Status

Requirements

PHP7+

Installation

Include the library in your project using composer:

{
    "require-dev": {
        "codecollab/i18n": "^1"
    }
}

Usage

This library uses simple php files containing an array of translations based on key/value pairs. The array should be named $texts.

The filename of the translations should be based on the language it targets, e.g. en_US.php. An simple example of translations in a file:

<?php

$texts = [
    'translation.title'        => 'Translation',
    'translation.description'  => 'This is an example translation.',
    'translation.variable.%'   => 'Copyright %d Some Company',
];

To use translations in your application first create an instance of the translation class by passing the directory in which the translation files are and the language to translate to:

<?php

$translator = new \CodeCollab\I18n\FileTranslator('/path/to/translations', 'en_US');

echo $translator->translate('translation.title'); // Translation
echo $translator->translate('translation.variable.%', [2015]); // Copyright 2015 Some Company

Exceptions

When a translation file could not be found a \CodeCollab\I18n\UnsupportedLanguageException will be thrown.

When loading a translation file it will be checked to ensure it has the correct format. if the file is not a valid translation file a \CodeCollab\I18n\InvalidFileException will be thrown.

Interface

When using translators in your application always hint against the \CodeCollab\I18n\Translator interface instead of the concrete implementation. This allows you to use different translation implementations later without having to change you classes.

Contributing

How to contribute

License

MIT

Security issues

If you found a security issue please contact directly by mail instead of using the issue tracker at [email protected]

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