Find Missing Translations with the Laravel Translations Checker

The Laravel Translations Checker package finds missing translations in the languages you support. Using this package is as easy as running an artisan CLI to check translations across all languages:

1php artisan translations:check --excludedDirectories=vendor
2 
3The language nl (resources/lang/nl) is missing the file ( passwords.php )
4Missing the translation with key: nl.passwords.reset
5Missing the translation with key: nl.passwords.sent
6Missing the translation with key: nl.passwords.throttled
7Missing the translation with key: nl.passwords.token
8Missing the translation with key: nl.passwords.user

This package supports looking for translations in both .php and .json translation files. Also, the readme has a nice example of checking for missing translations in a GitHub action:

 1translations:
 2  runs-on: ubuntu-latest
 3  steps:
 4    - uses: actions/checkout@v2
 5    - name: Setup PHP
 6      uses: shivammathur/setup-php@v2
 7      with:
 8        php-version: '8.0'
 9        extensions: mbstring, intl
10        ini-values: post_max_size=256M, max_execution_time=180
11        coverage: xdebug
12        tools: php-cs-fixer, phpunit
13    - name: Install Dependencies
14      run: composer install -q --no-interaction --no-scripts
15    - name: Run translations check
16      run: php artisan translations:check --excludedDirectories=vendor

Here's an example of the output after adding a new language (es) to a new Laravel application:

Using this tool, you can quickly make sure you define translations for everything! To get started with this package, check out the README on GitHub at laravel-translations-checker.