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laravel-translations

Transparent polymorphic translations for Eloquent models. The default locale is stored directly in model columns; all other locales are stored in a shared translations table — no JSON columns, no extra casts.

Requirements

Installation

Run the migration:

The migration is loaded automatically by the package — no publish step needed. If you prefer to customise it, you can publish it first:

Optionally publish the config:

Setup

Add the HasTranslations trait to your model and define a $translatable array:

That's it. The default locale (nl by default) is read from and written to the model columns as normal. Non-default locales are transparently read from and written to the translations table.

Reading translations

Accessing a translatable attribute always returns the value for the active locale, falling back to the model column if no translation exists:

Get a specific locale explicitly:

Check existence:

Get all locales the model has a value for:

Writing translations

Setting an attribute while a non-default locale is active buffers the value and persists it when the model is saved:

Set a specific locale directly (bypasses the active locale):

Set multiple locales at once:

Removing translations

Validation rules

Two rules are provided for validating locale-map payloads (e.g. { "nl": "Hallo", "en": "Hello" }).

Register the macros once (e.g. in a service provider):

Rule::localized() — accepts a plain string (treated as the default locale) or an array whose keys are all valid locales and whose values are strings or null. Use on update endpoints where partial input is acceptable.

Rule::localeRequired() — like localized but additionally requires every configured locale to be present with a non-empty value. Use on create endpoints.

Localized media (optional — requires spatie/laravel-medialibrary)

HasLocalizedMedia adds a getLocalizedMedia() method that returns media for the active locale, falling back to the fallback locale, then to untagged (legacy) media. Requires a locale custom property on each media item.

Middleware

SetLocaleFromUser reads the authenticated user's preferred locale and sets it for the request. Register it in your route middleware:

The attribute it reads from is configurable:

Performance scope

WithActiveLocaleScope is an opt-in global scope that eager-loads only the active locale's translations instead of all locales. Add it to a model when you have many locales and want to avoid loading all rows:

Configuration

Key Default Description
default_locale env('APP_LOCALE', 'nl') Locale stored in model columns
fallback_locale env('APP_FALLBACK_LOCALE', 'nl') Fallback when translation is missing
model Translation::class Eloquent model for the translations table
user_locale_attribute preferred_locale User attribute read by the middleware

License

MIT

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Requires php Version ^8.3
laravel/framework Version ^11.0|^12.0
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