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Informations about the package translations-testing-bundle

Translations Testing Bundle

A simple way to test translations in your Symfony application.

A Symfony bundle, which provides a page in your application to input translation keys and arguments and instantly see the translation results. Useful for testing / debugging ICU based translations with multiple arguments, without having to change the state of your application for each variant, or hunt down the page which uses the translation.

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Installation

composer require --dev therichcourt/translations-testing-bundle

Configuration

1. Register the bundle in config/bundles.php

2. Create a configuration for the bundle in config/packages/dev/translations_testing.yaml

3. Set up the routes in config/routes/dev/routes.yaml

That's all the set-up done. You can now go to the page on your site, and start testing translations.

Features

N.B. this is not an automated testing solution - it just makes it much easier for you to manually test the results of your translations.

Contributing

Any PRs with fixes or improvements gratefully received.

Setting the project up

Simply fork, clone and then run:

Connect to the container, then in there, run:

Testing

Run composer test to run all tests and lints.

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Requires symfony/framework-bundle Version ^5.4|^6.0|^7.0
twig/intl-extra Version ^3.0
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