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PHP Multilang: Get translated application texts for languages

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This class can get translated application texts for different languages.

It can parse a file and extract texts for application strings in different languages.

The class can return text for named strings for the currently selected language.

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Example

<?php include("multilang.php"); $i = new multilang("en"); ?>
<!DOCTYPE html>
<meta charset="UTF-8">
<html>
<head>
    <title>Simple Translate</title>
</head>
<body>
<h1><?= $i->say("example_header"); ?></h1>
<p><?= $i->say("heading_summary"); ?></p>

</body>
</html>


Details

Simple PHP Multi-Language

Simple PHP Multi-Language is a dead simply way of translating your projects without using a database.

Why did I make this?

After working on a number of projects that needed translating into both French and German from English, the handover and translation process took extremely long and often became confusing, especially when the english version we're tweaked and other languages needed updating again (terrible for revising).

How does it work?

Simply by including the multilang class in your projects, you can quickly plug a translation file into your project and get busy being multilingual.

The translate file is set out exactly the same as a CSS file, for simplicity, each country is differenciated by its language prefix/code (DE, FR, EN) and can be set a number of different ways (see examples).

@welcome_message {
	
}

How to translate

All you need to do is edit the "translate.lang" file and start creating language ID's, this is done by naming each ID starting with "@". You then simply add the languages you wish to support by adding the prefix:

@welcome_message {
	en: "hello";
	fr: "bonjour";
}

and echo it out in php by using the "say" function:

<?=$var->say("welcome_message");?>

You can add as many translation as you wish to your translations ID's.

Updates

Please let me know your thoughts and suggestions to make PHP-Multilang better for everyone!


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