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Installation

Before you start, make sure you have an active license key. You can purchase a license here.

Next, add the private repository to your composer.json file:

1"repositories": [
2    {
3        "type": "composer",
4        "url": "https://laratranslate.composer.sh"
5    }
6]

Now, you can install the package using Composer:

1composer require elegantly/laratranslate --dev

Finally, publish the necessary assets with the following command:

1php artisan laratranslate:upgrade

To ensure the new assets are automatically published whenever the package is updated, add this command to your composer.json scripts:

1{
2    "scripts": {
3        "post-update-cmd": [
4            "@php artisan laratranslate:upgrade",
5        ]
6    }
7}

You can also publish the config file by running:

1php artisan vendor:publish --tag="laratranslate-config"

If you're not using laratranslate in production (which is not recommended), add the following lines to your .gitignore file:

1.translator.cache
2/public/vendor/laratranslate

Usage

By default, the Laratranslate UI is accessible at /laratranslate. You can customize this in the config file.

Configuration

Laratranslate is built on elegantly/laravel-translator, another package I've created. Its documentation is relevant and can be found on GitHub.

To configure features like 'AI Translation' and 'AI Proofread', you’ll need to publish the config file for elegantly/laravel-translator using:

1php artisan vendor:publish --tag="translator-config"

For setting up OpenAI, DeepL, and other services, refer to the elegantly/laravel-translator documentation.