Laravel Localization: how to set the source file
I'm starting to work with Laravel and I have a basic question about localization that I couldn't find in their docs: I don't know how to set the file that I'm getting the translated string from.
Yes, reading their docs I know that, for example, If I wanted a message from the messages.php file I would use __("messages.hello"), but I don't think it's too practical. So I prefer to use the key as the translation __("Hello there!"). But how to setup where this string is coming from?
I like a lot the way they do with The stack I use the most:
Is it possible to do something similar using Laravel? Where I could have a file per controller, or even better, I could set which file I'm using in the controller?
php laravel localization
asked Nov 25 '18 at 20:52
André LuizAndré Luiz
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I'm starting to work with Laravel and I have a basic question about localization that I couldn't find in their docs: I don't know how to set the file that I'm getting the translated string from.
Yes, reading their docs I know that, for example, If I wanted a message from the messages.php file I would use __("messages.hello"), but I don't think it's too practical. So I prefer to use the key as the translation __("Hello there!"). But how to setup where this string is coming from?
I like a lot the way they do with The stack I use the most:
Is it possible to do something similar using Laravel? Where I could have a file per controller, or even better, I could set which file I'm using in the controller?
php laravel localization
asked Nov 25 '18 at 20:52
André LuizAndré Luiz
1,19521747
Except I disagree that it is impractical structure, I believe it [sh|c]ould be found in these files.
– Tpojka
Nov 25 '18 at 23:53
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I'm starting to work with Laravel and I have a basic question about localization that I couldn't find in their docs: I don't know how to set the file that I'm getting the translated string from.
Yes, reading their docs I know that, for example, If I wanted a message from the messages.php file I would use __("messages.hello"), but I don't think it's too practical. So I prefer to use the key as the translation __("Hello there!"). But how to setup where this string is coming from?
I like a lot the way they do with The stack I use the most:
Is it possible to do something similar using Laravel? Where I could have a file per controller, or even better, I could set which file I'm using in the controller?
php laravel localization
asked Nov 25 '18 at 20:52
André LuizAndré Luiz
1,19521747
I'm starting to work with Laravel and I have a basic question about localization that I couldn't find in their docs: I don't know how to set the file that I'm getting the translated string from.
Yes, reading their docs I know that, for example, If I wanted a message from the messages.php file I would use __("messages.hello"), but I don't think it's too practical. So I prefer to use the key as the translation __("Hello there!"). But how to setup where this string is coming from?
I like a lot the way they do with The stack I use the most:
Is it possible to do something similar using Laravel? Where I could have a file per controller, or even better, I could set which file I'm using in the controller?
php laravel localization
php laravel localization
asked Nov 25 '18 at 20:52
André LuizAndré Luiz
1,19521747
asked Nov 25 '18 at 20:52
André LuizAndré Luiz
1,19521747
asked Nov 25 '18 at 20:52
André LuizAndré Luiz
1,19521747
asked Nov 25 '18 at 20:52
André LuizAndré Luiz
1,19521747
asked Nov 25 '18 at 20:52
André LuizAndré Luiz
1,19521747
1,19521747
Except I disagree that it is impractical structure, I believe it [sh|c]ould be found in these files.
– Tpojka
Nov 25 '18 at 23:53
add a comment |
Except I disagree that it is impractical structure, I believe it [sh|c]ould be found in these files.
– Tpojka
Nov 25 '18 at 23:53
Except I disagree that it is impractical structure, I believe it [sh|c]ould be found in these files.
– Tpojka
Nov 25 '18 at 23:53
Except I disagree that it is impractical structure, I believe it [sh|c]ould be found in these files.
– Tpojka
Nov 25 '18 at 23:53
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Except I disagree that it is impractical structure, I believe it [sh|c]ould be found in these files.
– Tpojka
Nov 25 '18 at 23:53