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@auto-translate/cli

v0.0.1

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CLI script to use Auto Translate

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Auto-Translate CLI

The Auto-Translate CLI is a command-line tool for translating text files using the Auto-Translate API. It allows users to specify the source language, target language, input file, and output file to automate the translation process directly from the command line.

Prerequisites

  • Node.js (v12+)
  • Auto-Translate API Key: Obtain an API key from auto-translate.com and set it as an environment variable.
  • API Key Environment Variable: Set the AUTO_TRANSLATE_API_KEY environment variable to your API key:
    export AUTO_TRANSLATE_API_KEY="your-api-key"

Usage

The CLI accepts multiple options for customizing the translation:

npx @auto-translate/cli -sf <sourceFile> -tf <targetFile> -sl <sourceLanguage> -tl <targetLanguage>

Options

| Option | Description | | ------------------------ | -------------------------------------------------------------- | | -sf, --source-file | Path to the source JSON file for translation | | -tf, --target-file | Path to save the translated content | | -sl, --source-language | Language code of the source text (e.g., en for English) | | -tl, --target-language | Language code for the target language (e.g., es for Spanish) |

Example

To translate a file from English to Spanish, use:

npx @auto-translate/cli -sf en.json -tf es.json -sl en -tl es

Version

Check the version with:

@auto-translate/cli -v

Environment Variables

  • AUTO_TRANSLATE_API_KEY: Set this environment variable to your API key from auto-translate.com.

Error Handling

The CLI includes error handling for:

  1. Missing Required Options: If any required options are missing, the CLI will display help instructions and exit.
  2. API Errors: If there are issues with the API request (e.g., no subscription or invalid request), relevant messages will be displayed.
  3. Not Fully Translated: If the translation is not fully completed, wait a minute and run the command again to complete the translation.

License

MIT License

Acknowledgments

Auto-Translate CLI utilizes the auto-translate.com API to provide seamless translations.