Google Translations by Fady Mondy

• Version Compatibility
• Screenshots
• Installation
• Usage
  • Use your own translator
• Publish Assets
• Testing
• Code Style
• PHPStan
• Other Filament Packages

Translations Manager extension to use Google translation crawling to auto translate your __(), trans() fn

#Version Compatibility

#Screenshots

#Installation

before install this package you need to have Translation Manager installed and configured

composer require tomatophp/filament-translations-google

after install your package please run this command

php artisan filament-translations-google:install

finally register the plugin on /app/Providers/Filament/AdminPanelProvider.php

->plugin(\TomatoPHP\FilamentTranslationsGoogle\FilamentTranslationsGooglePlugin::make())

#Usage

Click the Google Translate button on the translations page and pick a language. A queued job translates the English text of every translation (or its key when there is no English text) into that language, keeping :placeholders as they are, and notifies you when it is done. Run a queue worker (php artisan queue:work) for the job to run.

It uses stichoza/google-translate-php, which calls the public Google Translate web endpoint: no API key is needed, but Google rate limits it and may block servers that send many requests.

The action follows the translation policy of the Translation Manager: it needs the create ability.

#Use your own translator

The job resolves Stichoza\GoogleTranslate\GoogleTranslate from the container, so you can bind your own instance, for example with proxy options, or a fake one that never calls Google (useful for a public demo or for tests):

use Stichoza\GoogleTranslate\GoogleTranslate;

$this->app->bind(GoogleTranslate::class, fn () => new GoogleTranslate(options: ['proxy' => 'tcp://localhost:8125']));

#Publish Assets

you can publish config file by use this command

php artisan vendor:publish --tag="filament-translations-google-config"

you can publish languages file by use this command

php artisan vendor:publish --tag="filament-translations-google-lang"

#Testing

if you like to run PEST testing just use this command

composer test

#Code Style

if you like to fix the code style just use this command

composer format

#PHPStan

if you like to check the code by PHPStan just use this command

composer analyse

#Other Filament Packages

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