Basics
After installing MoonShine, a directory lang/vendor/moonshine will also appear in the translations directory,
where you can add support for a new language or modify the current translations.
By default, MoonShine only includes the English language. Look for additional languages in the Plugins section.
You can also use the third-party package laravel-lang/moonshine. It provides a large number of localizations in one package.
Configuration
Before you begin, be sure to review the Configuration section.
Default Language
'locale' => 'en',$config->locale('en');Available Languages
'locales' => ['en', 'ru'],It is also possible to specify a key-value:
'locales' => [ 'en' => 'English', 'ru' => 'Russian',],$config->locales(['en', 'ru']);It is also possible to specify a key-value:
$config->locales([ 'en' => 'English', 'ru' => 'Russian',]);If you have changed the language in the panel interface, the selection is saved in sessions and will take precedence over the configuration.
Localization parameter
By default, _lang is used as the name of the parameter to set localization.
It is possible to change the name both through the configuration file and through the service provider.
'locale_key' => '_lang',$config->localeKey('_lang');Language Switching
The logic for switching languages in the panel interface is handled by the middleware MoonShine\Laravel\Http\Middleware\ChangeLocale.
ChangeLocale saves the selection in the session and retrieves the value from the session to set the language, or uses the data from the config if a request to change the language is present.
If you want to change the language switching logic to your own, simply replace the middleware with your own.
'middleware' => [ // ... ChangeLocale::class,],$config ->exceptMiddleware(ChangeLocale::class) ->addMiddleware(MyChangeLocale::class);