Laravel Interpreter

• Export all untranslated phrases from your project to a single file for a translator.
• Import all translated phrases from a single file to your project's structure.
• Find & wrap text phrases with missed @lang() directive in your blade templates.

Installation

composer require anourvalar/laravel-interpreter --dev

Usage: basic flow

Step #1: Create schema (config) for a target locale

php artisan interpreter:schema ru

Step #2: Fill in the config

{
  "source_locale": "en", // reference (source) locale
  "target_locale": "ru",

  "adapter": "AnourValar\\LaravelInterpreter\\Adapters\\JsonAdapter",
  "filename": "ru_i18.json",

  "include_json": true, // include phrases from lang/en.json

  "lang_files": {
    "exclude": [],

    "include": [
      "/admin/" // include all files inside directory lang/en/admin/*
    ],

    "exclude_keys": []
  },

  "view_files": {
    "exclude": [],

    "include": [
      "/admin/" // include all files (parse phrases) inside directory views/admin/*
    ]
  },

  "vendor_view_files": {
    "exclude": [],

    "include": ["/anourvalar/laravel-form/"] // include all files inside directory vendor/*
  },

  "exclude_phrases": ["ID", "Email", "E-Mail"],
  "include_pattern": null // "white" filter (regexp)
}

Step #3: Export untranslated phrases to a single file for a translator

php artisan interpreter:export ru

This command also display all unwrapped (with missing @lang) phrases.

Step #4: Import the completed single file to the project's structure

php artisan interpreter:import ru

Usage: wrap

php artisan interpreter:wrap resources/views/test.blade.php

Original template

<div>Привет, Мир!</div>

Modified template

<div>@lang('Привет, Мир!')</div>