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guidocella/laravel-multilingual
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Easy multilingual Laravel models

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Laravel Multilingual Models
===========================

[](#laravel-multilingual-models)

Make Eloquent model attributes translatable without separate database tables for translation values.

Simply access `$country->name` and you get a value based on your application's current locale.

`$country->nameTranslations->en` will be the value of a specific locale.

You can get all the translations of a given attributes with `$country->nameTranslations->toArray()`.

Installation
------------

[](#installation)

Install the package through Composer:

```
composer require guidocella/laravel-multilingual
```

Then publish the config file:

```
php artisan vendor:publish
```

Usage
-----

[](#usage)

First make sure that the translatable attributes' field type is `text` or `json`. If you are building the database from a migration file you may do this:

```