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Author: ied3vil

README.md

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 # LanguageSwitcher
 Laravel Language Switcher Package
 
-##Description
+## Description
 This package provides an easy to work with language switcher that you can use in your projects with a wide variety of config options.
 It automatically bootstraps to your Laravel project, sets the locale, and switches the languages when needed.
 
@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ whereas the default provided config will allow you to use the package right afte
 
 I know it may seem very simple and perhaps over-complicated, but you don't have to waste time and thought process on the simple things.
 
-##Installation
+## Installation
 To install the package, just run composer require ied3vil/language-switcher and follow the instructions.
 If you want to add it to your composer.json manually, just open composer.json and search for the "autoload" field and add
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@@ -50,7 +50,7 @@ Make sure you include the middleware at the end of the array, because it is reli
 
 You are now ready to use the language switcher!
 
-##Usage
+## Usage
 
 The default language set in your app.locale config value will be set. You can find it in the `config/app.php` config file.
 
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 Alternatively, you can set this yourself using your own routes, just set the session value `'language'` to the new locale and redirect.
 
-##Configuration
+## Configuration
 The package ships with quite a few configuration options:
 ```
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@@ -84,33 +84,33 @@ You are free to use any method to configure the package. Remember to use the pub
 To set options, you can use any of the following methods:
 1. Changing the config file `config/languageswitcher.php`, editing the values of the provided keys (recommended)
 2. Using laravel's runtime configuration helper - `Config::set()` | `config()->set()`, with the specification that you use the 'languageswitcher' preffix for the keys (eg. `languageswitcher.switchPath` for changing the switch path).
-#####Changing the switcher's route (default: lang/{language_flag})
+##### Changing the switcher's route (default: lang/{language_flag})
 * Config key: `languageswitcher.switchPath`
 * Default Value: `lang`
 
 This config setting dynamically sets the route created in the package for switching the language.
-#####Changing store method - session | cookie (default: session)
+##### Changing store method - session | cookie (default: session)
 * Config key: `languageswitcher.store`
 * Default value: `session`
 * Accepted values: `session | cookie`
 
 This config setting changes the storage method of the language flag.
 Default is session, but cookies with forever as expiry date can be used.
 Initially this was set up as a cookie with a configurable expiry date, but for obvious reasons it was set up to never expire.
-#####Changing the key where the language flag is stored (default: lang)
+##### Changing the key where the language flag is stored (default: lang)
 * Config key: `languageswitcher.key`
 * Default value: `language`
 
 This config setting decides what key to be used when storing the language flag, to the session or cookie.
-#####Changing the redirect type (default: route redirect to '/')
+##### Changing the redirect type (default: route redirect to '/')
 * Config keys: `languageswitcher.redirect` and `languageswitcher.redirect_route`
 * Default value for `languageswitcher.redirect`: `route`
 * Accepted values: `route | back`
 * Default value for `languageswitcher.redirect_route`: `/`
 
 When the `languageswitcher.redirect` config value is set to route, the user is redirected to the specified `languageswitcher.redirect_route` after the new language flag is set.
 Setting the `languageswitcher.redirect` to `back` will redirect the user back to the previous page after the new language flag is set.
-##Examples
+## Examples
 My preffered way to usage is this: I include the library, create my UI for switching the language, and start translating!
 
 Example HTML:
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 If you want to evidentiate the current selection language, you can use App::getLocale() or LanguageSwitcher::getCurrentLanguage().
-##Bugs/Issues/Improvements
+## Bugs/Issues/Improvements
 Feel free to use github for issues and suggesting improvements.
-##Additional Information
-You can find more information on regarding this package on my website, [www.ied3vil.com](http://www.ied3vil.com).
+## Additional Information
+You can find more information on regarding this package on my website, [www.ied3vil.com](http://www.ied3vil.com).