🌍 Larabels - Laravel localization labels dashboard 🌏

About

Larabels is an editor for your Laravel localization files.

The main purpose of this package is to allow non-technical people commit label updates directly to the repository in development environments. It automatically parses all languages by folders from resources/lang and all localization files from each language.

Larabels is built to work exclusively with Git. As you've might seen in the screenshot above, we've got 3 buttons fixed to the bottom of screen:

Save - all labels from all languages will be exported to resources/lang.

Reset - all the changes exported to resources/lang are reverted to original state.

Commit & Push - all the changes are commited and pushed to origin HEAD.

Note: you (or the server) must have passwordless push access to the repository.

Installation

composer require sandulat/larabels
php artisan larabels:install

The last command will publish Larabel's service provider, config and public front-end assets.

Note: to re-publish the front-end assets when updating the package use: php artisan larabels:publish

Authorization

By default Larabels will be accessible by anyone in a local environment only. However it provides a customizable gate that limits access in production environments. See the gate() method inside the published LarabelsServiceProvider:

/**
 * Register the Larabels gate.
 *
 * This gate determines who can access Larabels in non-local environments.
 *
 * @return void
 */
protected function gate()
{
    Gate::define('viewLarabels', function ($user) {
        return in_array($user->email, [
            //
        ]);
    });
}

Configuration

Larabels works without any additional configuration, however it provides a config (config/larabels.php) with these options:

Option	Default Value	Description
enabled	env('LARABELS_ENABLED', true)	This option may be used to disable Larabels direct route access. Note: Larabels views will ignore this option so you can include them in your project.
middleware	[\Sandulat\Larabels\Http\Middleware\Authorize::class]	These middlewares will be assigned to every Larabels route. Note that in any case Larabels routes implicitly belong to the "web" middleware.
whitelist	[]	This value determines which localization files should be included in the dashboard. Files will be loaded from /resources/lang/{locale}. Use file names without extension: auth, pagination, validation, passwords, etc. Leave empty to load all files.
path	/larabels	This value determines the base route path where the dashboard will be accessible from.

Customization

If you would like to include the Larabels editor view directly into your personal dashboard, set the environment option LARABELS_ENABLED to false to disable direct access to the Larabels route. Now add @include('larabels::app') wherever you'd like.

Larabels is splitted into partials so you can easily cutomize the look. Inside the path resources/views create the folder vendor/larabels.

Now you can override the default Larabels views:

• components/card.blade.php
• partials/action_buttons.blade.php
• partials/container.blade.php
• partials/label.blade.php
• partials/locale_button.blade.php

Credits

Created by Stratulat Alexandru.