Hello, and welcome to my Translation Bundle. This is a bundle for symfony and it is using a doctrine layer to append on the existing translations in your system.

This bundle saves changed translations on a deployed website to the database. This is to test labels or if users would like to "manage" their own.

The bundle extends the cache and updates the translations from a Symfony translation and updates them from the database.

If you are developing, and just want to fix and save translations. Use the Symfony translation or maybe extent this using the Php translations bundle here. Here you can set up all your translations as a base layer and configure them.

After a deplay poeple like to use and abuse the labels in the system. Just wanting something else. This is the sweet spot. Just install and go. Let's see where this goes. Just as an extension.

Just install it using composer, to add this to your symfony project

composer req disjfa/translation-bundle

And set up the routes in config/routes/disjfa_translation.yaml in symfony4 or arr them to your routes:

disjfa_translation:
    resource: '@DisjfaTranslationBundle/Controller/'
    type:     annotation

Now you can go to http://localhost/translation to edit the routes.

Also you can prefix the routes to move them to an admin route

disjfa_translation:
    resource: '@DisjfaTranslationBundle/Controller/'
    type:     annotation
    prefix:   /admin

Setup the knp paginator service and set up the bootstrap theme

knp_paginator:
    template:
        pagination: '@KnpPaginator/Pagination/twitter_bootstrap_v4_pagination.html.twig'     # sliding pagination controls template

You are done. Now edit the translations as you like