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Blade auto i18n

Blade auto i18n

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Auto-sync Laravel translation keys from Blade files to existing translation files on save
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Laravel Blade Translation Auto-Sync - VS Code Extension

A simple VS Code extension that automatically syncs Laravel translation keys from Blade files to existing translation files when you save.

Features

  • Auto-Sync on Save: Automatically extracts translation keys from Blade files and syncs them to corresponding PHP translation files when you save
  • Non-Destructive: Only works with existing translation files - never creates new files automatically
  • Preserves Existing Translations: Adds new keys without overwriting existing translation values
  • Comprehensive Pattern Detection: Finds various Laravel translation patterns in your Blade files

How It Works

  1. Save a Blade file (e.g., welcome.blade.php)
  2. Extension checks if corresponding translation file exists (e.g., welcome.php)
  3. If translation file exists: Extracts translation keys and syncs them
  4. If translation file doesn't exist: Does nothing (you control which files need translations)

Supported Translation Patterns

The extension detects these Laravel translation patterns in your Blade files:

  • {{ __('key') }} and {{ __("key") }}
  • @lang('key') and @lang("key")
  • {{ trans('key') }} and {{ trans("key") }}
  • {!! __('key') !!} and {!! __("key") !!}
  • {!! trans('key') !!} and {!! trans("key") !!}
  • Standalone __('key') and trans('key')

Example Workflow

1. Create your translation file manually

Create welcome.php in the same directory as your Blade file:

<?php
return [
    'en' => [
        // Your existing translations
    ],
    'zh' => [
        // Your existing translations
    ],
];

2. Edit your Blade file

Edit welcome.blade.php:

<h1>{{ __('Welcome to our site') }}</h1>
<p>{{ __('Please login') }}</p>
<span>{{ __('New feature') }}</span>

3. Save the Blade file

When you save welcome.blade.php, the extension automatically updates welcome.php:

<?php
return [
    'en' => [
        'New feature' => 'New feature',           // ← Added automatically
        'Please login' => 'Please login',         // ← Added automatically
        'Welcome to our site' => 'Welcome to our site', // ← Added automatically
    ],
    'zh' => [
        'New feature' => '',                      // ← Added (empty for translation)
        'Please login' => '',                     // ← Added (empty for translation)
        'Welcome to our site' => '',              // ← Added (empty for translation)
    ],
];

Key Benefits

  • ⚡ Zero Configuration: Just save your Blade files
  • 🎯 Selective: Only works with existing translation files you've created
  • 🔒 Safe: Never overwrites existing translations
  • 🚀 Fast: Instant sync on save
  • 🧹 Clean: No unnecessary commands or UI clutter

License

MIT

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