epigra / laravel-int
Easy to use internationalization functions for Laravel
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Requires
- php: >=8.0
- commerceguys/intl: ^2.0.4
- illuminate/events: ^8.0|^9.0|^10.0|^11.0
- illuminate/support: ^8.0|^9.0|^10.0|^11.0
- nesbot/carbon: ^2.0
- punic/punic: ^3.1
- umpirsky/country-list: ^2.0
- umpirsky/locale-list: ^1.0
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README
Easy to use internationalization functions for Laravel 8 and 9 and Lumen based on various libraries for easy retrieval of localized values and formatting of numeric values into their localized patterns.
Overview
Installation
Run the following command to install the latest version of the package
composer require epigra/laravel-int
Laravel
If you don't use auto-discovery, open up your app config and add the Service Provider to the $providers
array:
'providers' => [ ... Epigra\LaravelInt\IntlServiceProvider::class, ],
Lumen
In bootstrap/app.php
, register the Service Provider
$app->register(Epigra\LaravelInt\IntlServiceProvider::class);
Usage
Note: always use the helper functions or Facades, or make use of dependency injection.
Country
Output localized country names.
use Epigra\LaravelInt\Facades\Country; // Application locale: nl Country::name('US'); // Verenigde Staten Country::all(); // ['US' => 'Verenigde Staten', 'BE' => 'België', ...]
// Application locale: en country('US'); // United States country()->all(); // ['US' => 'United States', 'BE' => 'Belgium', ...]
Currency
Output localized currency names and format currency amounts into their localized pattern.
use Epigra\LaravelInt\Facades\Currency; // Application locale: nl Currency::name('USD'); // Amerikaanse dollar Currency::symbol('USD'); // $ Currency::format(1000, 'USD'); // $ 1.000,00 Currency::formatAccounting(-1234, 'USD'); // (US$ 1.234,00) Currency::all(); // ['USD' => 'Amerikaanse dollar', 'EUR' => 'Euro', ...]
// Application locale: en currency('USD'); // US Dollar currency()->symbol('USD'); // $ currency(1000, 'USD'); // $1,000.00 currency()->all(); // ['USD' => 'US Dollar', 'EUR' => 'Euro', ...]
Parse localized values into native PHP numbers.
use Epigra\LaravelInt\Facades\Currency; // Application locale: nl Currency::parse('€ 1.234,50'); // 1234.5
// Application locale: nl currency()->parse('€ 1.234,50'); // 1234.5
Date
Just use Illuminate\Support\Facades\Date
.
Additional methods are also available to output localized common date formats. E.g. toShortDateString()
:
- Locale "en": 1/31/2018
- Locale "nl": 31-01-2018
use Illuminate\Support\Facades\Date; $date = Date::now(); // or carbon()->now() $date->toShortDateString(); $date->toMediumDateString(); $date->toLongDateString(); $date->toFullDateString(); $date->toShortTimeString(); $date->toMediumTimeString(); $date->toLongTimeString(); $date->toFullTimeString(); $date->toShortDatetimeString(); $date->toMediumDatetimeString(); $date->toLongDatetimeString(); $date->toFullDatetimeString();
Language
Output localized language names.
use Epigra\LaravelInt\Facades\Language; // Application locale: nl Language::name('en'); // Engels Language::all(); // ['en' => 'Engels', 'nl' => 'Nederlands', ...]
// Application locale: en language('en'); // English language()->all(); // ['en' => 'English', 'nl' => 'Dutch', ...]
Number
Output localized numeric values into their localized pattern.
use Epigra\LaravelInt\Facades\Number; // Application locale: en Number::format(1000); // '1,000' Number::percent('0.75'); // '75%'
// Application locale: fr number(1000); // '1 000' number()->percent('0.75'); // '75 %'
Parse localized values into native PHP numbers.
use Epigra\LaravelInt\Facades\Number; // Application locale: fr Number::parse('1 000'); // 1000 number()->parse('1,5'); // 1.5
Changing locales
Ever feel the need to use a locale other than the current application locale? You can temporarily use another locale by using the usingLocale()
method.
country()->name('US'); // United States country()->usingLocale('nl', function($country) { return $country->name('US'); }); // Verenigde Staten country()->name('US'); // United States
Alternatively, you can force each component individually to the preferred locale for the remainder of the application by calling the setLocale()
on the helper function or Facade.
Usually you'd set this in the boot()
method of a ServiceProvider.