Multilingual website translations issue

[ShapesGraphicStudio]

Hi,
First, nice package, thanks!
I'm having a little issue thought as some texts seems to rely on APP_LOCALE setting in .env file.
I'm having a multilingual website and this should be set to current language.

Some strings are being translated when user changes language like:
_ 'more' => 'More details',
...
_ 'save' => 'Save settings',

But some are not like:
_ 'essentials' => [
'title' => 'Essential cookies',
'description' => 'There are some cookies that we have to include in order for certain web pages to function. For this reason, they do not require your consent.',
],

This is what I get when APP_LOCALE=fr and current language = en:

With APP_LOCALE=en and current language = en everything is in english.
With APP_LOCALE=fr and current language = fr everything is in french.

Any idea on how I could fix this please?

[kiwo12345]

@ShapesGraphicStudio u can switch it based on App::setlocale()

Route::get('/en', function () {
    App::setlocale('en');
    return view('english');
});

Route::get('/fr', function () {
    App::setlocale('fr');
    return view('french');
});

[tonyjoe-dev]

I also have an issue with multilingual site.

The problem is that the \App::setLocale('xx') is executed after the translation.
I mean:

1. CookieServiceProvider class instantiate CookieCategory
2. CookieCategory make translations (in the constructor)
3. Translated strings stay in memory
4. After that, bootstrap go on and set \App::setLocale('xx') (in my case, in a middleware).

I temporary solved with a "re-translation" directly in blade file.

Are there any other solutions?

---

For details, see:

1. Whitecube\LaravelCookieConsent\CookiesServiceProvider

<?php

namespace Whitecube\LaravelCookieConsent;

abstract class CookiesServiceProvider extends ServiceProvider
{
    public function register()
    {
        $this->booted(function () {
            $this->registerCookies();
        });
    }

    // ...

2. Whitecube\LaravelCookieConsent\CookiesCategory

<?php

namespace Whitecube\LaravelCookieConsent;

class CookiesCategory
{
    // ...

    public function __construct(string $key)
    {
        $this->key = $key;
        $this->setAttribute('title', $this->translate('categories.' . $key . '.title', ucfirst($key)));
        $this->setAttribute('description', $this->translate('categories.' . $key . '.description'));
    }

    // ...

---

My temporary solution in the file resources/views/vendor/cookie-consent/cookies.blade.php

// ...
<div class="cookies__sections">
    @foreach ($cookies->getCategories() as $category)
    <div class="cookies__section">
        <label for="cookies-policy-check-{{ $category->key() }}" class="cookies__category">
            @if ($category->key() === 'essentials')
                <input type="hidden" name="categories[]" value="{{ $category->key() }}" />
                <input type="checkbox" name="categories[]" value="{{ $category->key() }}" id="cookies-policy-check-{{ $category->key() }}" checked="checked" disabled="disabled" />
            @else
                <input type="checkbox" name="categories[]" value="{{ $category->key() }}" id="cookies-policy-check-{{ $category->key() }}" />
            @endif
            <span class="cookies__box">
                <strong class="cookies__label">
                    @lang("cookieConsent::cookies.categories.{$category->key()}.title")
                </strong>
            </span>

            @php $description = __("cookieConsent::cookies.categories.{$category->key()}.description") @endphp
            @if (filled($description))
            <p class="cookies__info">
                {{ $description }}
            </p>
            @endif
        </label>

        <div class="cookies__expandable" id="cookies-policy-{{ $category->key() }}">
            <ul  #class="cookies__definitions">
                @foreach ($category->getCookies() as $cookie)
                <li class="cookies__cookie">
                    <p class="cookies__name">
                        {{ $cookie->name }}
                    </p>
                    <p class="cookies__duration">
                        {{ \Carbon\CarbonInterval::minutes($cookie->duration)->cascade() }}
                    </p>

                    @php 
                    $langkey = $cookie->name;
                    if ($category->key() === 'essentials') {
                        if (\Str::endsWith($langkey, '_consent')) {
                            $langkey = 'consent';
                        } else if (\Str::endsWith($langkey, '_session')) {
                            $langkey = 'session';
                        } else if (\Str::lower($langkey) === 'xsrf-token') {
                            $langkey = 'csrf';
                        }
                    } else if (\Str::startsWith($langkey, '_ga_')) {
                        $langkey = '_ga_ID';
                    }

                    $description = __("cookieConsent::cookies.defaults.{$langkey}")
                    @endphp
                    @if (filled($description))
                    <p class="cookies__description">
                        {{ $description }}
                    </p>
                    @endif
                </li>
                @endforeach
            </ul>
        </div>
        <a href="#cookies-policy-{{ $category->key() }}" class="cookies__details">
            @lang('cookieConsent::cookies.details.more')
        </a>
    </div>
    @endforeach
</div>
// ...

[toonvandenbos]

The Cookie Consent Service Provider should execute after the Route Service Provider in order to get translations to work properly.

[tonyjoe-dev]

The Cookie Consent Service Provider should execute after the Route Service Provider in order to get translations to work properly.

In my case, the language is set in a middleware. The middleware is executed always AFTER any provider.

[ShapesGraphicStudio]

Same for me, the language is set in a middleware.