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Convert ISO 639-1 into a language name in local language with PHP

Stack Overflow offers some "similar" questions but none of them is suitable unfortunately. Or I am a bad searcher.

There is the language column in MySQL database which stores different ISO 639-1 codes depending on the user settings. Then I grab the user's ISO 631-1 code into the $lang variable and can output it with echo. No problem.

Is there a PHP 7 compatible technique to convert en into English, es into Español, fr into Français, etc?

I'm currently using the following code to achieve this

if($lang == 'en'){$userlang = 'English';}
if($lang == 'es'){$userlang = 'Español';}
if($lang == 'fr'){$userlang = 'Français';}

which I don't find optimal as there is a huge list of ISO 639-1 codes and I definitely don't want to put them all into the code.

Found locale_get_display_script manual at php.net but it returns nothing even copypasted from a given example - may be my ISP doesn't provide all required libraries. So I can't even check if it is what I am looking for. Anyway it doesn't look like this function can get ISO 639-1 codes.



source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/69002935/convert-iso-639-1-into-a-language-name-in-local-language-with-php
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