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Informations about the package sin
Sin - Simple Internationalization for Laravel
Sin takes a whole new approach to internationalization (i18n) that is useful for simple projects or when the developer can make fast translations on the fly. The way it works is very simple: Just define a string in a special format containg all the languages, as follows:
Because Sin uses strings only, it can be used in code, but also in databases, yaml or json files or anywhere where a string is presented to the user.
Sin integrates seemless with Laravel and uses the old and new laravel internationalization styles so it can be seen as an add-on to this mechanism.
Sin is most useful for bi-lingual applications (like dutch/english) where the developer includes immediate translations while coding.
Installation
The sin package creates the Sin facade alias, a serviceprovider and a helper function
Basic usage
and also in blade using the @slang directive
If the sin syntax is not found, Sin passes the string as is. The syntax is triggered on all strings beginning wih the XX:: format.
Sin runs every result (where syntax is triggered!) through sprintf:
Of course, Sin is not limited to php code. You can use Sin in yaml or json files as long as you pass it through Sin before presenting it.
For instance this could be done with database values in blade:
Laravel integration
Sin takes the app.locale config as the default language and app.fallback_locale as fallback. If you change the app language using
If the current language is not found, the fallback locale is used.
You can prepare for Laravel translations by giving an additional laravel key that can be used with the traditional @lang construct:
If the language_key exists in the laravel translations, this takes priority, otherwise the Sin translations are used. So you can add traditional translations later on.
