$language
The $language object represents a single language in a multi-language Kirby setup. You can, for example, use the methods of this class to get the name or locale of a language, check for the default language, get translation strings and many more things.
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new Language()
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$language->baseUrl()
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$language->clone()
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$language->code()
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Language::create()
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$language->delete()
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$language->direction()
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Language::ensure()
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$language->exists()
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$language->hasNext()
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$language->hasPrev()
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$language->id()
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$language->indexOf()
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$language->is()
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$language->isDefault()
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$language->isDeletable()
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$language->isFirst()
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$language->isLast()
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$language->isNth()
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$language->isSingle()
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$language->kirby()
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Language::loadRules()
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$language->locale()
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$language->name()
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$language->next()
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$language->nextAll()
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$language->path()
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$language->pattern()
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$language->permissions()
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$language->prev()
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$language->prevAll()
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$language->root()
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$language->router()
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$language->rules()
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$language->save()
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$language->siblings()
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Language::single()
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$language->slugs()
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$language->smartypants()
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$language->toArray()
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$language->translations()
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$language->update()
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$language->url()
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$language->variable()
Details
To have access to the methods of the $language object, you need to get a language object first:
Default language
$language = $kirby->defaultLanguage();The current language
$language = $kirby->language();Any particular language
$language = $kirby->language('fr');Examples
With the object in place, you can use it like this:
Get the language code
echo $language->code();Get the language name
echo $language->name();Get the available translations
dump($language->translations());