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Package cookielize
Short Description This package adds changing locale/language functionality to your laravel app using cookies
License MIT
Homepage https://github.com/hopefeda/Cookielize
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This project is abondened and no longer maintained.
Cookielize
This package adds changing locale/language functionality to your laravel app using cookies.
How it works
When a user visits a "trigger" url, the package sends back a cookie with the requested locale. Then, a middleware checks this cookie and changes the app locale accordingly.
Installation
Installation is straightforward, setup is similar to every other Laravel Package.
1. Install via composer
2. Define the Service Provider and alias
Note: You can skip this step if you are using laravel 5.5 and above as this package supports "auto-discovery".
If you are using Laravel 5.0 - 5.4 then you need to add a provider and alias. Inside of your config/app.php define a new service provider.
Then we want to define an alias in the same config/app.php file.
3. Publish Config File
The config file allows you to override default settings of this package to meet your specific needs. It also allows you to change the supported languages list.
To generate a config file type this command into your terminal:
This generates a config file at config/cookielize.php.
Usage
This package is very easy to use. Once installed, when a user visits the "trigger" url(which by default is www.yourwebsite.com/languages/en, <--where en is the language code.) the application locale for them is set if it is in the supported languages list.
A few examples:
https://www.yourwebsite.com/languages/ar <-- Sets the locale to arabic
https://www.yourwebsite.com/languages/fr <-- Sets the locale to french
Functions
1. LocaleRoute() - Returns a trigger path
This function is used to generate trigger(locale changer) urls in your views. It uses the "trigger_path" to do so. Any changes to the "trigger_path" in the config file will automatically reflect.
2. LocaleSupported() - Checks if locale is supported, returns a boolean
This function is used to check if a locale is in the "supported_languages" list. It returns true or false.
3. SupportedLocales() - Gets an array of supported locales
This function is used to get a list of supported locales from the "supported_locales" in the config/cookielize.php file.
4. CurrentLocale() - Gets the current set app locale
This function is used to get the current app locale. It is the equivalent of config('app.locale').
Note: If you want to use the Cookielize functions within your controllers, don't forget to add use Cookielize; at the beginning of your controller.
Configurables
You can configure various properties from the config/cookielize.php file.
Contribute
I encourage you to contribute to this package to improve it and make it better. Even if you don't feel comfortable with coding or submitting a pull-request (PR), you can still support it by submitting issues with bugs or requesting new features, or simply helping discuss existing issues to give us your opinion and shape the progress of this package.
