Phalcon Translate Service

Phalcon Translate Service. Simple way to translate your costom part of templates :-)

Changelog

• 1.3.1 [FIX] Default language use
• 1.3 [FIX] Support for Phalcon 2.x // [Minor fix] Translate Adapter Native offsetGet is not work on 2.0
• 1.2 [FIX, FEATURE] The ability to reuse a set of translations in various services
• 1.1 Added setDefault() method to watch undefined languages

Compatible

• PSR-1, PSR-2, PSR-4 Standards

System requirements

• PHP 5.4.x >
• Phalcon extension 1.3.x, 2.x

Install

First update your dependencies through composer. Add to your composer.json:

"require": {
    "stanislav-web/phalcon-translate": "1.*"
}

php composer.phar install

OR

php composer.phar require stanislav-web/phalcon-translate 1.*

(Do not forget to include the composer autoloader)

Or manual require in your loader service

    $loader->registerNamespaces([
        'Translate\Translator' => 'path to src'
    ]);

You can create an injectable service

    $this->di['translate'] = function() {
        return new Translate\Translator();
    };

Usage

recomended configuration for translate directory (as example)

/app/languages/{LANG}/{PART}.php

LANG meant "ru", "en", "de"
PART meant "menu", "header", "footer"

files for translation

<?php
return [
    'MY ACCOUNT'    =>  'My Account',
    'LOGIN'         =>  'Log in',
    'LOGOUT'        =>  'Log out',
    'WELCOME'       =>  'Welcome, %s! We glad to see you! You are %d',
];

configuration and use

    // get translate service
    $translate = $this->di->get('translate');
    
     // forward slash must be...  // lang can get from headers or cookies
    $translate->setTranslatePath('/app/Modules/Frontend/languages/')->setLanguage('en');
    
    // 1.1-stable Added setDefault() method to watch undefined languages
    $translate->setDefault('en');
    
    // so now you have a directory for "English".. 
    // Next you need to choise a part of translate.
    // I do something like this
    
    $this->view->setVars('t', $translate);
    
    // ... in my view or layout i get a part of translate
    
    echo $t->assign('menu')->translate('MY ACCOUNT'); // My Account
    
    // or use otherwise
    $this->partial('sidebar', ['t' => $t->assign('sidebar')]);
    echo $t->translate('LOGIN');
    
    // translate by template variable
    printf($t->translate('WELLCOME'), 'User', 100); // Output: Welcome,User! We glad to see you! You are 100

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