How to use localized strings in the PHP code using Laravel?

Question

I use Laravel Framework, and found this issue:

$var = ($userdata->age > 18 ? 'OK' : '@lang("basics.no_access")');

Of course I want to get the nice text from resources/lang/en/basics.php and not echo the '@lang("basics.no_access")' text.

How can I do this?

Pekka · Accepted Answer · 2017-02-19 21:16:42Z

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@lang works only within blade templates.

Use lang::get() which is the correct way to look up a language key outside a template:

When you pass Lang::get() a key, it looks up the key in the translation tables for the current locale. If no match is found, the original key is returned.

answered Feb 19, 2017 at 21:16

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2 Comments

netdjw Over a year ago

Looking good, but now I get FatalErrorException in MyController.php line 30: Class 'App\Http\Controllers\Lang' not found. How can I get this Lang controller? Sorry, I'm really newbie for Laravel.

netdjw Over a year ago

Sorry, use Lang; give me the soution :)

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