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Package laravel-translation-manager
Short Description Manage Laravel Translations
License MIT
Informations about the package laravel-translation-manager
Laravel 5 Translation Manager
This is a translation manager, that can both replace the current translation manger, that comes with laravel, so that it runs of a datanbase, or it can be used to export translation files, so they can be checked into GIT.
As of now, there is no webinterface for this, but it is comming.
Installation
Require this package in your composer.json and run composer update (or run composer require lakridserne/laravel-translation-manager
directly):
"lakridserne/laravel-translation-manager": "^1"
After updating composer, add the ServiceProvider to the providers array in config/app.php
'Lakridserne\TranslationManager\ManagerServiceProvider',
You need to run the migrations for this package.
$ php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Lakridserne\TranslationManager\ManagerServiceProvider" --tag=migrations
$ php artisan migrate
You need to publish the config file for this package. This will add the file config/translation-manager.php
, where you can configure this package.
$ php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Lakridserne\TranslationManager\ManagerServiceProvider" --tag=config
Laravel >= 5.2
The configuration file by default only includes the auth
middleware, but the latests changes in Laravel 5.2 makes it that session variables are only accessible when your route includes the web
middleware. In order to make this package work on Laravel 5.2, you will have to change the route/middleware setting from the default
to
NOTE: This is only needed in Laravel 5.2 (and up!)
Usage
Web interface
To use this translation manager, you need to make your own webinterface. Though a webinterface will come soon.
Import command
The import command will search through app/lang and load all strings in the database, so you can easily manage them.
$ php artisan translations:import
Translation strings from app/lang/locale.json files will be imported to the _json group.
Note: By default, only new strings are added. Translations already in the DB are kept the same. If you want to replace all values with the ones from the files,
add the --replace
(or -R
) option: php artisan translations:import --replace
Find translations in source
The Find command/button will look search for all php/twig files in the app directory, to see if they contain translation functions, and will try to extract the group/item names. The found keys will be added to the database, so they can be easily translated. This can be done through the webinterface, or via an Artisan command.
$ php artisan translations:find
If your project uses translation strings as keys, these will be stored into then _json group.
Export command
The export command will write the contents of the database back to app/lang php files. This will overwrite existing translations and remove all comments, so make sure to backup your data before using. Supply the group name to define which groups you want to publish.
$ php artisan translations:export <group>
For example, php artisan translations:export reminders
when you have 2 locales (en/nl), will write to app/lang/en/reminders.php
and app/lang/nl/reminders.php
To export translation strings as keys to JSON files , use the --json
(or -J
) option: php artisan translations:import --json
. This will import every entries from the _json group.
Clean command
The clean command will search for all translation that are NULL and delete them, so your interface is a bit cleaner. Note: empty translations are never exported.
$ php artisan translations:clean
Reset command
The reset command simply clears all translation in the database, so you can start fresh (by a new import). Make sure to export your work if needed before doing this.
$ php artisan translations:reset
Detect missing translations
Most translations can be found by using the Find command (see above), but in case you have dynamic keys (variables/automatic forms etc), it can be helpful to 'listen' to the missing translations. To detect missing translations, we can swap the Laravel TranslationServiceProvider with a custom provider. In your config/app.php, comment out the original TranslationServiceProvider and add the one from this package:
//'Illuminate\Translation\TranslationServiceProvider',
'Lakridserne\TranslationManager\TranslationServiceProvider',
This will extend the Translator and will create a new database entry, whenever a key is not found, so you have to visit the pages that use them. This way it shows up in the webinterface and can be edited and later exported. You shouldn't use this in production, just in development to translate your views, then just switch back.
TODO
This package is still in development, but will go out of beta, when the webinterface is done.
- Add a webinterface
- Seed existing languages (https://github.com/caouecs/Laravel-lang)
- Suggestions are welcome :)
All versions of laravel-translation-manager with dependencies
illuminate/support Version ^5.5|^6|^7|^8|^9|^10
illuminate/translation Version ^5.5|^6|^7|^8|^9|^10
symfony/finder Version ^3|^4|^5|^6