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Keep your translations in sync between your laravel backend and frontend.

Fully typed.

Installation

composer require itiden/laravel-polywarp

And add the vite plugin in your vite config:

import { polywarp } from "./vendor/itiden/laravel-polywarp/vite-plugin/vite-plugin-polywarp";

export default defineConfig({
  plugins: [
    // ...
    polywarp(),
  ],
});

Usage

Detecting what language to use

Polywarp will use the lang set on the html tag of your application to determine which language to use:

<!DOCTYPE html>
<html lang="{{ app()->getLocale() }}">
  <!-- <html lang="en"> -->
</html>

scripting

By default, polywarp will generate a translations.ts file in your resources/js directory. (you can change this in the config file)

This file will contain all the types for your translations, and a t function to access them:

import { t } from "./translations";

console.log(t("welcome")); // "Welcome to our application"

Only the translations keys that are used in your frontend code will be included in the generated file, so you can safely use it without worrying about performance.

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Detecting what language to use

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