> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.fetchski-attract.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# List the Global fields each language translates

> The Site settings and Site design fields that hold words a visitor reads (the tagline, the header and footer links and labels, the cookie banner), by name.

```php Laravel wrap theme={"dark"}
use Fetchski\AttractCmsLaravel\Facades\Attract;

$getGlobalTranslatedFields = Attract::languages()->getGlobalTranslatedFields();
```

```json 200 wrap theme={"dark"}
{
  "translated": [
    "tagline",
    "headerNav",
    "headerMoreLabel",
    "footerLinkGroups",
    "cookieTitle"
  ]
}
```

## In your app

A controller answers a route on your app: it calls `getGlobalTranslatedFields()` and returns the answer.

**1. Add the controller**

```php app/Http/Controllers/GetGlobalTranslatedFieldsController.php theme={"dark"}
<?php

declare(strict_types=1);

namespace App\Http\Controllers;

use Fetchski\AttractCmsLaravel\Data\GetGlobalTranslatedFieldsResponse;
use Fetchski\AttractCmsLaravel\Facades\Attract;

final class GetGlobalTranslatedFieldsController
{
    public function __invoke(): GetGlobalTranslatedFieldsResponse
    {
        return Attract::languages()->getGlobalTranslatedFields();
    }
}
```

**2. Add the route**

```php routes/web.php theme={"dark"}
use App\Http\Controllers\GetGlobalTranslatedFieldsController;
use Illuminate\Support\Facades\Route;

Route::get('/site-languages/global-fields', GetGlobalTranslatedFieldsController::class);
```

Register it before `Route::get('/site-languages/{id}', …)`: Laravel takes the first route that matches, and that one matches this URL too.

**3. Call it**

```bash Terminal theme={"dark"}
curl http://localhost:8000/site-languages/global-fields
```

With `php artisan serve` running, it prints its answer as JSON.

> [!TIP]
>
> To keep the call in an Action instead, this writes `app/Actions/Attract/GetGlobalTranslatedFields.php` (an invokable Action that calls `getGlobalTranslatedFields()`) and its test under `tests/Feature/Actions/Attract/` (Pest when your app has it):
>
> ```bash Terminal theme={"dark"}
> php artisan make:attract-action languages.getGlobalTranslatedFields
> ```

## Call it from the terminal

```bash Terminal theme={"dark"}
php artisan attract:call languages.getGlobalTranslatedFields
```

It calls `getGlobalTranslatedFields()` on your default site and prints its answer as JSON. See [Call any method from the terminal](https://docs.fetchski-attract.com/call-command.md) for every argument type.

Each language’s Global keeps its own value of these; every other Global field is shared, and a save in any language writes it to them all.

To translate a language’s header, footer and cookie banner, read its Global with `aposLocale` set to the language, translate these fields, and patch them back: send only these fields, so no shared setting changes. A link in them (`url`, `headerCtaUrl`, `cookiePolicyUrl`) is the language’s own too: point it at the page in that language.

> [accordion] Parameters
>
> None: call it with no arguments.

> [accordion] Returns
>
> A `GetGlobalTranslatedFieldsResponse` (`Fetchski\AttractCmsLaravel\Data\GetGlobalTranslatedFieldsResponse`). The translated fields. Read its properties (`$getGlobalTranslatedFields->translated`): each says whether the site always sends it.
>
> **translated** `Collection\<int, string\>`
>
> **Always sent.** The field names, as Global’s REST routes read and write them.

> [accordion] Errors
>
> Nothing to catch: the SDK retries what is safe, and Laravel logs and renders the rest (see [Errors and testing](https://docs.fetchski-attract.com/laravel/errors.md)).
>
> **AuthenticationFailed** `401`
>
> The API key is missing, malformed, unknown, disabled, expired or archived, or a request its signing mode requires to be signed is not.
>
> **Retried first:** No. **Read:** `siteMessage()`, `errorName()`, `data()`.
>
> **Forbidden** `403`
>
> The API key lacks the scope this route needs (the message names it) or is used from outside its allowlist; or, on a route that answers 403 to everyone it refuses, the caller may not use it.
>
> **Retried first:** No. **Read:** `siteMessage()`, `errorName()`, `data()`.
>
> **RateLimited** `429`
>
> The key used up its per-minute limit. Still, after the client’s own waits and retries.
>
> **Retried first:** Yes: the client waits `Retry-After` (1 s when absent; over 60 s it gives up at once) and retries, up to `retries` times (2 by default). **Read:** `retryAfter()` (seconds, or null), `siteMessage()`.
>
> **SiteError** `5xx`
>
> The site failed (or something in front of it did). Its logs say why.
>
> **Retried first:** A 502, 503 or 504: yes, after 0.5 s then 1 s. A 500: no. **Read:** `siteMessage()`, `errorName()`, `data()`.
>
> **SiteUnreachable** `no answer`
>
> No answer: DNS, a refused connection, TLS, or the timeout (15 s per attempt by default).
>
> **Retried first:** Yes, after 0.5 s then 1 s. **Read:** `reason()`, `neverConnected()`.
>
> **RequestNotSent** `not sent`
>
> The client refused to send it (e.g. a path segment of `..`); the site never saw it.
>
> **Retried first:** No. **Read:** `reason()` (what to change).
>
> **SiteRequestFailed** `any other`
>
> Any other status, or a success whose JSON doesn’t match this SDK version’s types (update the SDK).
>
> **Retried first:** No. **Read:** `reason()`, `status()`.
>
> **UnknownSite** `setup`
>
> `Attract::site('acme')` named a slug that isn’t under `sites` in `config/fetchski-attract.php`.
>
> **Retried first:** No: nothing was sent. **Read:** `getMessage()`, `$e->slug`.
>
> **SiteConfigurationError** `setup`
>
> The site’s config entry is wrong: no `url`, a malformed `api_key`, a key filed under another slug, or no default site.
>
> **Retried first:** No: nothing was sent. **Read:** `getMessage()` (what to fix).

## Behavior

* **Access:** an API key with `languages:read`, or `languages:all`, or `admin:all`, or a signed-in user holding the `languages:manage` permission. Other callers get 403.
* **Rate limit:** the key’s own reads-per-minute limit, set when the key is created (default 600); over it, 429 with `Retry-After`. The client waits and retries for you; you see `RateLimited` only if that runs out.
* **Retries:** a read is safe to repeat: the client retries it on no answer, a 502/503/504 and a 429.
* **Timeout:** 15 s per attempt by default; raise `timeout` in `config/fetchski-attract.php` for longer.

## Test it

It calls the route above with the SDK faked: the fake answers every call with a valid example, so nothing leaves your machine and no config or key is needed. Save it as `tests/Feature/GetGlobalTranslatedFieldsTest.php`, then run your tests:

```php tests/Feature/GetGlobalTranslatedFieldsTest.php theme={"dark"}
<?php

declare(strict_types=1);

namespace Tests\Feature;

use Fetchski\AttractCmsLaravel\Facades\Attract;
use Tests\TestCase;

final class GetGlobalTranslatedFieldsTest extends TestCase
{
    public function test_get_global_translated_fields(): void
    {
        Attract::fake();

        $this->getJson('/site-languages/global-fields')->assertOk();

        Attract::assertCalled('languages.getGlobalTranslatedFields');
    }
}
```

```bash Terminal theme={"dark"}
php artisan test
```

## Related

> [card] [List language lists](https://docs.fetchski-attract.com/laravel/reference/languages/list-site-languages.md)
>
> `Attract::languages()->listSiteLanguages()`

> [card] [Get a language list](https://docs.fetchski-attract.com/laravel/reference/languages/get-site-languages.md)
>
> `Attract::languages()->getSiteLanguages()`

> [card] [Replace a language list](https://docs.fetchski-attract.com/laravel/reference/languages/replace-site-languages.md)
>
> `Attract::languages()->replaceSiteLanguages()`

> [card] [Update a language list](https://docs.fetchski-attract.com/laravel/reference/languages/update-site-languages.md)
>
> `Attract::languages()->updateSiteLanguages()`

> [card] [GET /site-languages/global-fields](https://docs.fetchski-attract.com/api-reference/languages/list-the-global-fields-each-language-translates.md)
>
> The endpoint this calls, in the API reference: the HTTP request and answer, and every rule the site checks.


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