At the moment, different styles of language files are present. Some 'default' files like auth.php are modified to hold extra strings. Some of them are not used anymore because they are moved to nl.json. Preferred method is that all non-default strings are translated in nl.json and the .php language files are brought back to their default state.
Also, not all application content is translatable.
Comparing the php language files to the original ones (see: vendor\caouecs\laravel-lang\src folder) can provide info about which string must be considered.
[ ] make all application content strings translatable (nl.json)
[ ] remove all unused strings from .php language files
At the moment, different styles of language files are present. Some 'default' files like auth.php are modified to hold extra strings. Some of them are not used anymore because they are moved to nl.json. Preferred method is that all non-default strings are translated in nl.json and the .php language files are brought back to their default state.
Also, not all application content is translatable.
Comparing the php language files to the original ones (see: vendor\caouecs\laravel-lang\src folder) can provide info about which string must be considered.