Level 8
To understand you right: You'd like to display the json file through a blade view file?
Dec 1, 2022
7
Level 1
I can't make the JSON translations work, only the PHP translations work
In my view files i want to use the translation string __("Test Test")
my de.json file:
{
"Test Test": "from de.json"
}
But it is not working in my view files.
However, in the same directory /lang/de I also have test.php file:
<?php
return [
'test_test' => 'from test.php',
];
and it is correctly outputting from test.php.
I am using the standard Breeze installation.
Why is that and how to fix it, so I can use the translations I have in de.json file as well.
Thank you in advance.
Level 1
@baumanma I want to display "from de.json" in my views/auth/login.blade.php here:
<x-primary-button class="ml-3">
{{-- __("Log in") --}}
{{ __("Test Test") }}
</x-primary-button>
Level 8
@vedoj I think you can't do that directly. Blade expects php arrays. But you can decode it before you pass it to the view:
view('your-view')->with('test', json_decode($json_data, true));
then do {{ $test["Test Test"] }} in blade
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/30073065/laravel-how-do-i-parse-this-json-data-in-view-blade
Level 1
@baumanma Why is there de.json if I can't use it? Where does one use de.json?
Level 8
@vedoj oh, now I get it. You're working with language translation. I was thinking of translation from JSON to PHP-Arry. My bad! Advice from @snapey and @newbie360 down below will do the trick.
Level 122
don't have both files. use one or the other
Level 24
your files should look like this...
lang\de.json
lang\en\test.php
lang\de\test.php
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