Where are the http-statuses translation keys are actually used in Laravel?

[jhm-ciberman]

Question: Where are the http-statuses translation keys are actually used in Laravel?
I can't find any reference to that in the Laravel Framework repository source code nor in the laravel docs.

[andrey-helldar]

The keys for this project are not used under the hood of the Laravel framework.

In turn, Laravel uses a direct translation of phrases such as Not Found or Page Expired.

The HTTP Statuses package allows developers to use these keys themselves in their project.

For example:

namespace App\Exceptions;

class Handler extends BaseHandler
{
    public function register(): void
    {
        $this->registerDefault();
    }

    protected function registerDefault(): void
    {
        $this->renderable(function (Throwable $e) {
            $code = method_exists($e, 'getStatusCode') ? $e->getStatusCode() : $e->getCode();

            return config('app.debug')
                ? $this->response($e->getMessage(), (int) $code)
                : $this->response(__('http-statuses.' . $code), (int) $code);
        });
    }
}

[buddhaCode]

@andrey-helldar Can you re-add this approach to the docs? The "Alternative" section isn't present anymore.

[andrey-helldar]

@buddhaCode, we've optimized the look and feel of the menu by removing unnecessary attachments, as well as separating the Installation section. This information is now located on each package page in the "Packages" section.

In the case of the "HTTP Statuses" package, it can be found here: https://laravel-lang.com/packages-http-statuses.html

[buddhaCode]

@andrey-helldar I am a new user of this project. I am just looking for a translation for the validation messages. I don't need localised routes, models or HTTP status codes.
As a new user, I first see the "Basic Usage" chapter. In it I should install the common package. However, this simply contains all packages. I may not even need many of them. I only see that the project is divided into several packages two main chapters later under "Packages".
I find the start and the introduction a bit bumpy if I really only need a few features and not everything.

[andrey-helldar]

@buddhaCode The "Common" package will indeed install all of our packages. In fact, that's what it was designed for - to simplify the installation and upgrade process.

In your case, you only need the "Lang" package - it contains both validation messages and covers other installed Laravel packages in case they are installed in your application.

Information on it can be found here: https://laravel-lang.com/packages-lang.html

As for the Basic Usage section, I will take your concern into consideration and think about how it can be improved.

[buddhaCode]

Thank you.