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[dianfishekqi]

[dennisprudlo]

In which case would you use a translation key which does not exist?

[dennisprudlo]

Have you a specific example? I mean the translation strings are static/fixed in your codebase so usually there is a defined set of translation strings in your application that can be used. Why should somewhere trans('some.translation.key') be used when some.translation.key does not exist.

[dennisprudlo]

But yet again, say the name of the event is dispatched. At the moment laravel would show shipping.events.dispatched as a fallback if there was no key with the name. You want to show only dispatched? In any case the best practice would obviously be to create a corresponding translation string when creating a new event.

But if you really want to check you could use the translators has function:

@if (app('translator')->has('shipping.events.'.$eventName))
    {{ trans('shipping.events.'.$eventName) }}
@else
    {{ $eventName }}
@endif

[shaedrich]

Could you please make the title and text of your discussion more descriptive than just "."