Laravel Convert HTML Strings to Translation Functions

 HTML String Affixer is a package for Laravel to make projects multilingual. This package finds text strings in HTML and replaces them with a localization function:

{{-- Before --}}
<p>Some nice string</p>
 
{{-- After --}}
<p>{{ __('Some nice string') }}</p>

This tool can be used with any .jsx, .vue, or .twig file as well, with customizable file prefixes and suffixes. The package's main features include:

• Finds your HTML visible strings and replaces them with affixed one
• Prefix and Suffixes are customizable (default {{ __(' and ') }})
• If a string contains one of the warning characters, it will not replace but prints out the location:
• If a string contains one of the ignoring characters, it just ignores the string
• Ignore characters and warning characters are customizable from the JSON config file ("ignore" and "warnings")

This package supports configuration, which might look like the following JSON file:

{
  "folder": "resources/views",
  "prefix": "{{ __('",
  "suffix": "') }}",
  "ignore": ["#", "_", ">", "^", "*", "="],
  "warnings": ["%", "{", "(", "}", ")", "$", "'"]
}

You can then replace strings with translations using the following command:

./vendor/bin/hsa replace
 
# Or on Windows
./vendor/bin/hsawin replace

You can learn more about this package, get full installation instructions, and view the source code on GitHub.

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Run operations once after deployment with Laravel

 You can use the One Time Operations package for Laravel to run code that should only run once after deployment. With this package, you can create operation classes that can be executed automatically using a provided Artisan command. Similar to migrations, they only get processed once and then never run again.

When you generate classes using this package's operations:make command, they use anonymous classes extending the OneTimeOperation class:

use TimoKoerber\LaravelOneTimeOperations\OneTimeOperation;
 
return new class extends OneTimeOperation
{
    /**
     * Determine if the operation is being processed asyncronously.
     */
    protected bool $async = true;
 
    /**
     * Process the operation.
     */
    public function process(): void
    {
        //
    }
};

Using this package, you could update specific data after deploying new code, seed data after a migration, or run any type of code that you only need to execute once in tandem with a deployment. This package also provides the ability to test operations (run them multiple times without flagging them).

If you'd like to learn more about this package, you can check out the source code and readme docs on GitHub

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