xaoc/laravel-js-localization

Laravel Localization in JavaScript

1.0.2 2014-05-20 15:50 UTC

Requires

• php: >=5.3.0
• illuminate/console: 4.1.*
• illuminate/filesystem: 4.1.*
• illuminate/support: 4.1.*
• tedivm/jshrink: 0.5.*

Requires (Dev)

• mockery/mockery: 0.9.*
• phpunit/phpunit: 4.0.*

MIT

• Rubens Mariuzzo
• German Popoter

• i18n
• javascript
• JS
• laravel
• localization
• lang

README

Laravel Localization in JavaScript.

This is a simple package that convert all your localization messages of your Laravel app to JavaScript, and provides a small JavaScript library to interact with those messages.

For larvel 4.* use https://github.com/rmariuzzo/Laravel-JS-Localization

Support Laravel 5.0.

Installation

Add the following line to you composer.json file under require.

"xaoc/laravel-js-localization": "dev-master"

Run:

composer update

In your Laravel app go to config/app.php and add the following service provider:

'providers' => array(
    ...
    'Mariuzzo\LaravelJsLocalization\LaravelJsLocalizationServiceProvider'
    ...
)

That's it!

Usage

This project comes with a command that generate the JavaScript version of all your messages found at: app/lang directory. The resulting JavaScript file will have the whole bunch of messages and a thin library similar to Laravel's Lang class.

Generating JS messages

php artisan lang:js

Specifying a custom target

php artisan lang:js public/assets/dist/lang.dist.js

Compressing the JS file

php artisan lang:js -c

Documentation

This is the documentation regarding the thin JavaScript library. The library highly inspired on Laravel's Lang class.

Getting a message

Lang.get('messages.home');

Getting a message with replacements

Lang.get('messages.welcome', { name: 'Joe' });

Changing the locale

Lang.setLocale('es');

Checking if a message key exists

Lang.has('messages.foo');

Support for singular and plural message based on a count

Lang.choice('messages.apples', 10);

Calling the choice method with replacements

Lang.choice('messages.apples', 10, { name: 'Joe' });    

For more detailed information, take a look at the source: Lang.js.