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@elgato/translate

v0.2.0

Published

Translate resource files using DeepL.

Downloads

104

Readme

@elgato/translate

Command-line tool for translating resource files with DeepL

@elgato/translate npm package Elgato homepage

Pre-requisites

  • DeepL auth key
  • English text in JSON or RESW format

Usage

  1. Install @elgato/translate
npm install @elgato/translate -g
  1. Run the initialization wizard
translate init
  1. Translate resources
translate -k <DEEPL_AUTH_KEY>

Configuration

Main configuration that defines the source texts, and target languages.

| Name | Type | Description | Required | | ----------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------ | -------- | | source | string | Path to the English text. | ✅ | | targets | TargetLanguage[] | Languages to translate to. | ✅ | | formality | "less", "prefer_less", "default", "prefer_more", "more" | Formality of the translations. | |

TargetLanguage

Target languages the source texts will be translated to.

| Name | Type | Description | Required | | ----------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | -------- | | code | string | Language code, learn more. | ✅ | | formality | "less", "prefer_less", "default", "prefer_more", "more" | Formality of the translations. | | | file | string | Output file. | | | glossary | string | DeepL glossary identifier. | | | overrides | Override[] | Manual overrides. | |

Override

Allows for manual translations.

| Name | Type | Description | Required | | ------ | -------- | ----------------------------------------------------------- | -------- | | text | string | Text that should not be translated with the remote service. | ✅ | | out | string | Output text; when unspecified, the original text is output. | |

CLI Options

-k, --auth-key <auth_key>

  • Default: undefined (required)
  • Type: String

The DeepL authentication key used to translate text with DeepL

-c, --config <path>

  • Default: translations.config.json
  • Type: String

Path to the configuration file.