syscover/langlocale

This package is abandoned and no longer maintained. The author suggests using the syscover/navTools package instead.

NavTools package

v3.0.9 2017-03-29 16:02 UTC

Requires

• php: >=5.6.4

MIT

• SYSCOVER SL

• locale
• language
• laravel
• set language
• set country

README

Installation

1 - From the command line run

composer require syscover/laravel-nav-tools

2 - Register service provider, on file config/app.php add to providers array

Syscover\NavTools\NavToolsServiceProvider::class,

3 - To publish package, you must type on console

php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Syscover\NavTools\NavToolsServiceProvider"

4 - Register middlewares pulsar.navTools on file app/Http/Kernel.php add to routeMiddleware array

'pulsar.navTools' => \Syscover\NavTools\Middleware\NavTools::class,

General configuration environment values

Set NAVTOOLS_URL_TYPE options on environment file .env

Set url type for you web, you have three types, lang, country or lang-country, for urls type lang:

NAVTOOLS_URL_TYPE=lang

you can work with this urls

hrrp://mydomain.com/en/any-page

for urls type country

NAVTOOLS_URL_TYPE=country

you can work with this urls

hrrp://mydomain.com/us/any-page

for urls type lang-country

NAVTOOLS_URL_TYPE=lang-country

you can work with this urls

hrrp://mydomain.com/en-us/any-page

Set NAVTOOLS_LANGS options on environment file .env

Set countries available in your web

NAVTOOLS_LANGS=en|es

Set NAVTOOLS_COUNTRIES options on environment file .env

Set countries available in your web

NAVTOOLS_COUNTRIES=us|gb|es

Set NAVTOOLS_DEFAULT_COUNTRY options on environment file .env

Set default country for your web

NAVTOOLS_DEFAULT_COUNTRY=es

Routing with NavTools

On app\Http\routes.php file use this closure to implement routes with translation

Route::group(['middleware' => ['pulsar.navTools']], function() {

    // write here your routes

});

Route configuration

You have several url configuration options depends on the chosen NAVTOOLS_URL_TYPE parameter:

Write your routes with lang variable

Route::group(['middleware' => ['pulsar.navTools']], function() {
    Route::get('/',                         function(){ return view('www.index'); });
    Route::get('{lang}',                  function(){ return view('www.index'); });
    Route::post('{lang}/contact',         ['as'=>'contact',  'uses'=>'FrontEndController@contact']);
});

Or set lang variable on your routes

Route::group(['middleware' => ['pulsar.navTools']], function() {
    Route::get('/',                   function(){ return view('www.index'); });

    Route::get('en',                  function(){ return view('www.index'); });
    Route::get('es',                  function(){ return view('www.index'); });

    Route::post('en/contact',         ['as' => 'contact-en',          'uses'=>'FrontEndController@contact']);
    Route::post('es/contacto',        ['as' => 'contact-es',          'uses'=>'FrontEndController@contact']);
});

Or set constant lang but country variable

Route::group(['middleware' => ['pulsar.navTools']], function() {
    Route::get('/',                   function(){ return view('www.index'); });

    Route::get('/en-{country}',                  function(){ return view('www.index'); });
    Route::get('/es-{country}',                  function(){ return view('www.index'); });

    Route::post('en-{country}'/contact',         ['as' => 'contact-en',          'uses'=>'FrontEndController@contact']);
    Route::post('es-{country}'/contacto',        ['as' => 'contact-es',          'uses'=>'FrontEndController@contact']);
});

Or use lang and country variables to get language value.

Route::group(['middleware' => ['pulsar.navTools']], function() {
    Route::get('/',                   function(){ return view('www.index'); });

    Route::get('/{lang}-{country}',                  function(){ return view('www.index'); });

    Route::post('/{lang}-{country}/contact',         ['as' => 'contact-en',          'uses'=>'FrontEndController@contact']);
});

Get values in your application

You can get lang and country values with this helpers.

user_country(); // to get country user
user_lang(); // to get language user

To set routes you need to add lang or country parameters depending on NAVTOOLS_URL_TYPE.

route('routeName', ['lang' => 'en', 'country' => 'us']);

You can use a custom helper nt_route(), this helper inserts automatically variables lang and country, unless you specify these variables.

nt_route('routeName');

You can use redirect() helper without any trouble, we have extended Laravel core so that redirect()->route() does the same as nt_route().

If you want to change the language or the country you must use this helpers

change_language('en');
change_country('us');

License

The NavTools is open-sourced software licensed under the MIT license.