These are the short, practical articles for a first afternoon with LangSyncer: installing the client package in a Laravel app, bringing in the language files the project already has, and finding the text that was never wrapped in a translation helper in the first place.
They complement the documentation. The docs describe every option; these posts follow one path from an existing app to translations that can be edited without a deploy.
Stop searching manually for hardcoded strings in Laravel. The Code Scanner finds them automatically, suggests translation keys, and updates your code.
From zero to live translations in 5 minutes. Install the package, configure your API key, and see instant updates in your Laravel application.
Already have translations in PHP or JSON files? Import them into LangSyncer without losing anything. Supports nested arrays, dot notation, and more.
No. Existing PHP and JSON language files can be imported as they are, with their keys and nesting preserved, so the app keeps calling __() with the same keys.
Scan the templates for text outside translation helpers. The free Blade scanner on this site checks a pasted template, and the product scanner covers a whole project and suggests keys for what it finds.
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