Middleware ​

The middleware is optional middleware. You can create your own middleware tailored to your needs. But you can also use the “out of the box” middleware. This is what the default middleware will do:

• It will check the users browser language preferences if there is no LangCountry is set. Then it will try to make the most perfect match to the allowed lang_country’s in your settings file.
• When there is no perfect match (language AND country) it will try to make a match on language only.
• When there is still no match, it will return to your fallback setting.
• It will ALWAYS store a lang_country session, so you can safely use all the LangCountry features it in your app.
• When a lang_country is already set, it will not run any unnecessary scripts.
• If you're using Translation Strings As Keys: Based on the lang_country it will check your (Laravel) lang/ folder for an exact match in your json translation files (example es_CO). If an exact match is found it will set the Laravel Locale to this value. This way you’re able to create different translation files for each country if you need it.
• When no exact match, it will set the Laravel Locale to the language only.