Laravel Voyager，How to translate table using eloquent Model

Laravel Voyager is an admin panel package for the Laravel framework. It provides a user-friendly interface for managing database tables, content, and other administrative tasks in a Laravel application.

To translate a table using an Eloquent Model in Laravel Voyager, you can follow these steps:

1. Define the translation fields: In your Eloquent Model, you need to define the fields that you want to translate. You can use the translatable trait provided by the Laravel Voyager package to enable translation for specific fields. For example:

use TCG\Voyager\Traits\Translatable;

class YourModel extends Model
{
    use Translatable;

    protected $translatable = ['field1', 'field2'];
}

1. Create translation files: Laravel Voyager uses translation files to store the translated content. You need to create translation files for each language you want to support. The translation files should be placed in the resources/lang directory of your Laravel application. For example, if you want to translate the fields for English and French, you can create en.json and fr.json files.
2. Translate the content: Open the translation files and provide the translations for the fields. The keys in the translation files should match the field names defined in your Eloquent Model. For example:

// en.json
{
    "field1": "Translated content for field 1",
    "field2": "Translated content for field 2"
}

// fr.json
{
    "field1": "Contenu traduit pour le champ 1",
    "field2": "Contenu traduit pour le champ 2"
}

1. Display translated content: In your views or templates, you can use the trans helper function provided by Laravel to display the translated content. For example:

<h1>{{ trans('en.field1') }}</h1>
<p>{{ trans('en.field2') }}</p>

That's how you can translate a table using an Eloquent Model in Laravel Voyager.

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