Multi-Language Number & Date Formatter for Laravel

A Laravel package for converting numbers to words and formatting dates in multiple languages. The core logic stays in one place, while translations are stored in separate language files. Developers can easily add new languages by simply adding translation files without touching the core code.

Features

• Convert numbers to words in multiple languages
• Format currency with localized text
• Convert numbers to ordinal format (1st, 2nd, 3rd, etc.)
• Format dates with localized month and day names
• Relative time formatting (e.g., "2 hours ago")
• Easy to add new languages - just create translation files
• No code duplication - universal algorithm for all languages
• Laravel-friendly with Facade support and helper functions

Supported Languages

Out of the box:

• Uzbek (Latin) (uz) - O'zbek tili
• Uzbek (Cyrillic) (uz_cyrl) - Ўзбек тили
• English (en)
• Russian (ru) - Русский

Learn how to add more languages →

Installation

Install via Composer:

composer require nurbekjummayev/laravel-number-words

The package will automatically register its service provider.

Publish Configuration (Optional)

php artisan vendor:publish --tag=multilang-config

Publish Language Files (Optional)

php artisan vendor:publish --tag=multilang-translations

Configuration

After publishing the config file, you can set your default locale in config/multilang.php:

'default_locale' => env('MULTILANG_LOCALE', 'uz'),

Or set it in your .env file:

MULTILANG_LOCALE=uz

Usage

Number to Words

Using Facade

use MultiLangFormatter\Facades\ML;

// Uzbek (default)
echo ML::number()->toWords(1234567);
// Output: "Bir million ikki yuz o'ttiz to'rt ming besh yuz oltmish yetti"

// English
echo ML::number()->locale('en')->toWords(1234567);
// Output: "One million two hundred thirty-four thousand five hundred sixty-seven"

// Russian
echo ML::number()->locale('ru')->toWords(1234567);
// Output: "Один миллион двести тридцать четыре тысячи пятьсот шестьдесят семь"

Using Helper Function

// Default locale
echo ml_number(12345);
// Output: "O'n ikki ming uch yuz qirq besh"

// Specific locale
echo ml_number(12345, 'en');
// Output: "Twelve thousand three hundred forty-five"

// With options
echo ml_number(1234.56, 'uz', ['decimals' => true, 'capitalize' => true]);
// Output: "Bir ming ikki yuz o'ttiz to'rt, 56"

Currency Formatting

use MultiLangFormatter\Facades\ML;

// Uzbek
echo ML::number()->toCurrency(1500.50);
// Output: "Bir ming besh yuz so'm 50 tiyin"

// English
echo ML::number()->locale('en')->toCurrency(1500.50);
// Output: "One thousand five hundred dollar 50 cent"

// Custom currency
echo ML::number()->toCurrency(2000, 'EUR');
// Output: "Ikki ming EUR"

// Using helper
echo ml_currency(1500.50);
// Output: "Bir ming besh yuz so'm 50 tiyin"

Ordinal Numbers

use MultiLangFormatter\Facades\ML;

// Uzbek
echo ML::number()->toOrdinal(1);  // "birinchi"
echo ML::number()->toOrdinal(2);  // "ikkinchi"
echo ML::number()->toOrdinal(3);  // "uchinchi"

// English
echo ML::number()->locale('en')->toOrdinal(1);  // "first"
echo ML::number()->locale('en')->toOrdinal(2);  // "second"
echo ML::number()->locale('en')->toOrdinal(3);  // "third"

// Using helper
echo ml_ordinal(1);        // "birinchi"
echo ml_ordinal(21, 'en'); // "twenty-first"

Date Formatting

use MultiLangFormatter\Facades\ML;

// Uzbek
echo ML::date()->format('2024-03-15', 'full');
// Output: "2024-yil 15-Mart, Juma"

// English
echo ML::date()->locale('en')->format('2024-03-15', 'full');
// Output: "Friday, March 15, 2024"

// Russian
echo ML::date()->locale('ru')->format('2024-03-15', 'full');
// Output: "Пятница, 15 Март 2024"

// Using helper
echo ml_date('2024-03-15', 'full');
// Output: "2024-yil 15-Mart, Juma"

echo ml_date('2024-03-15', 'short', 'en');
// Output: "March 15"

Available Date Formats

• default: Standard format for the locale
• full: Full format with weekday
• short: Short format (month and day only)
• long: Long format with year

Relative Time

use MultiLangFormatter\Facades\ML;

// Uzbek
echo ML::date()->relative('2024-03-14');
// Output: "1 kun oldin"

// English
echo ML::date()->locale('en')->relative('2024-03-14');
// Output: "1 day ago"

// Russian
echo ML::date()->locale('ru')->relative('2024-03-14');
// Output: "1 день назад"

// Using helper
echo ml_date_relative('2024-03-14');
// Output: "1 kun oldin"

Adding New Languages

Adding a new language is super easy! You just need to create two translation files:

1. lang/{locale}/numbers.php - Number translations
2. lang/{locale}/dates.php - Date translations

For detailed instructions, see ADDING_LANGUAGES.md

Quick Example: Adding Turkish

Create lang/tr/numbers.php:

<?php
return [
    'words' => [
        1000 => 'bin',
        100 => 'yüz',
        // ... more numbers
    ],
    'scales' => [
        4 => 'milyar',
        3 => 'milyon',
        2 => 'bin',
    ],
    'ordinals' => [
        1 => 'birinci',
        2 => 'ikinci',
        // ... more
    ],
    'default_currency' => 'lira',
    'plural_rule' => 'none',
];

Create lang/tr/dates.php:

<?php
return [
    'months' => [
        1 => 'Ocak',
        2 => 'Şubat',
        // ... more months
    ],
    'weekdays' => [
        0 => 'Pazar',
        1 => 'Pazartesi',
        // ... more days
    ],
    // ... other date settings
];

That's it! Now you can use it:

echo ml_number(1234, 'tr');
// Output: "bin iki yüz otuz dört"

Testing

composer test

Changelog

Please see CHANGELOG for more information on what has changed recently.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please feel free to submit a Pull Request.

Security

If you discover any security-related issues, please email jummayevnurbek279@gmail.com instead of using the issue tracker.

Credits

• Nurbek Jummayev
• All Contributors

License

The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.

Support

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