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Find all translation keys in your blades, scripts, files etc. and translate to the given language.

Installation

Install the package using composer. Save the package to the dev section for the package is only needed when developing your project. If you need it on your production, remove the --dev option.

composer require singlequote/laravel-locale-finder --dev

Publish config

You can change the behaviour of the package by editing the config file. Publish the config file with the command below.

php artisan vendor:publish --tag=locale-finder

Usage

The package searches for translations key in your blade files. For example {{ __("My translation") }}. Or @lang('My Translation'). After searching the package will try to translate the keys using the google translate package.

When removing translations from your view, the package will also remove the keys from the files.

The command can be used from the commandline

For example, find and translate all dutch translation keys

php artisan locale:find --locales=nl

or find and translate the dutch and german translations keys

php artisan locale:find --locales=nl,de

Translate all available locales

The all option will scan your lang folder and select the available .json files.

php artisan locale:find --locales=all

Change source

If you develop your application in a different language you can change the defualt source from en to something else.

php artisan locale:find --locales=nl --source=de

Disabling key translations

If you would like to just get the keys from your views, you can use the --notranslate option. This will fill the values with the default keys.

php artisan locale:find --locales=nl --notranslate

Exclude keys

If you want the package to only search for specific translation keys, you can use the --only option. This will exclude everthing outside the --only scope.

php artisan locale:find --locales=nl --only=app

The above will exclude every translation key that doesn't belong in the app directive.

For example:

__("app.this will be included");
__("users.i am not included");

Add multiple only keys to your command

php artisan locale:find --locales=nl --only=app,users

Using patterns

When using modules or large translation files, it can be a lot of work to fill the --only option with all keys. You can use the * pattern to include keys. For example if you execute the command below:

php artisan locale:find --locales=nl --only=user*

__("users.i am included");
__("user.i am also included");
__("username.i am also included!");
__("use.i am not included :-(");

Create missing php key files

When adding new translations keys such as __("newkey.some text") the file newkey.php should exists in order to add the translation keys. When using the --create option the package will auto generate these files.

php artisan locale:find --create

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Modules

When using modules in your laravel package with their own lang folder, you would like to add the keys to the right files in the module folders.

So for example when we have a module called Horses and we loaded the translations using $this->loadTranslationsFrom(PATHTOTRANS, "horses"); in our Service provider. The key should be something like this : __("horses::") and with a translation __("horsed.colors.red") where colors.php is the file.

When using the --modules option, the package will auto detect the loaded translation files and adds the keys to the right files.

php artisan locale:find --modules

Contributing

Please see CONTRIBUTING for details.

Postcardware

You're free to use this package, but if it makes it to your production environment we highly appreciate you sending us a postcard from your hometown, mentioning which of our package(s) you are using.

Our address is: Quotec, Traktieweg 8c 8304 BA, Emmeloord, Netherlands.

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License

The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.

singlequote / laravel-locale-finder

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