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Package laravel-json-translation-helper
Short Description Searches for translation keys – inserts into JSON translation files.
License MIT
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Informations about the package laravel-json-translation-helper
JSON Translation Helper for Laravel
JSON Translation Helper scans your project for __(), lang() translation helper methods and @lang directives, then it creates keys in your JSON translation files.
And yes, it avoids duplicates – helper creates only non-existing keys. Ready for your translation.
Installation
First, install JSON Translation Helper using the Composer require command:
That's it. Package registers service provider automatically.
Usage
Translation files
First, you have to create your translation files for languages you will translate your application to.
For example, if you want your application to have a Spanish translation, you should create a resources/lang/es.json file.
Of course you can have multiple translation files:
Make sure that your translation files is valid JSON, otherwise our package will not work:
If you don't have any translations for now, just make sure your file is not empty, but actually an empty JSON object:
Scan your application
Finally, to scan your application for missing translation keys just run:
Configuration
Publishing configuration
First, publish the configuration file:
It will bring you config/translation-helper.php configuration file.
Read the following sections of what you can configure.
Directories
To specify where you want to scan for translation strings, just modify scan_directories array:
File extensions
Our package scans only .php files out of the box.
You can add more file extensions to file_extensions array in the config/translation-helper.php configuration file to scan, let's say, .vue or .js files:
Translation helper methods
By default our package looks for lang() and __() translation helper methods and directives.
But you can extend, modify, or remove them in the config file by modifying translation_methods array:
