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Package laravel-t
Short Description Gettext PO-based translations for Laravel with ICU MessageFormat support
License MIT
Homepage https://github.com/joelstein/laravel-t
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Informations about the package laravel-t
Laravel T
Gettext PO-based translations for Laravel with ICU MessageFormat support. Use source strings as keys — no more auth.failed style lookup tables — and manage translations with standard PO files that every translation tool already understands.
What It Does
Replaces Laravel's key-based translator with a t() helper (and @t() Blade directive) that looks up translations by their English source string:
- PO files as the source of truth. One
.pofile per locale, loaded via gettext/gettext. Works with Poedit, Crowdin, Weblate, and every other gettext-aware tool. - Readable fallbacks. When a translation is missing, the source string renders as-is — no
translation.missing.keyartifacts. - ICU MessageFormat. Full plural, select, and number formatting via PHP's
MessageFormatter:t('{count, plural, one {# item} other {# items}}', ['count' => $total]). - Contextual translations. Disambiguate identical strings with
msgctxt:t('May', context: 'month'). - Closure-based inline markup. Wrap translated text in dynamic tags without splitting the sentence:
t('Click <a>here</a>.', ['a' => fn ($s) => "<a href=\"/next\">{$s}</a>"]). - Cached in production. Parsed PO files are cached through Laravel's cache system.
Requirements
- PHP 8.2+
- Laravel 11 or 12
ext-intl(for ICU MessageFormat)
Installation
The service provider is auto-discovered. Create your translation directory (default lang/t/) and add a PO file per locale.
Usage
In Blade:
Commands
t:extract preserves existing translations, adds new entries, and marks strings that no longer exist in source as obsolete (#~ entries in the PO file). Obsolete translations keep the translator's work so they snap back if the source string reappears. Run t:extract --purge to hard-delete obsolete entries instead. The source locale (default en) gets msgstr = msgid auto-populated.
Fallback Chain
When a translation is missing, the lookup walks a fallback chain:
- The requested locale (e.g.
es_MX) - The base locale, if the requested one has a region suffix (
es_MX→es) - The configured
fallback_locale, if set
If nothing in the chain has the string, the original msgid is returned. ICU formatting always uses the originally requested locale, so plural rules and number formats still match the user's region even when the translation comes from a fallback.
Configuration
config/t.php:
CI Integration
Combine with t:untranslated to fail on missing translations when that matters for your release.
License
MIT
All versions of laravel-t with dependencies
gettext/gettext Version ^5.7
illuminate/contracts Version ^11.0 || ^12.0 || ^13.0
spatie/laravel-package-tools Version ^1.16