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gtranslate

v1.1.0

Published

Google translate CLI tool

Downloads

7

Readme

gtranslate

NPM Version node Dependency Status JavaScript Style Guide

Node.js Google translate CLI tool!

Install

$ npm install -g gtranslate

NPM

Usage

  1. Register and setup a new API key from the Google Cloud.

  2. type gtranslate register <API_KEY> with your APIKEY:

Heads Up! The API_KEY is stored in your home directory in a file called .gtranslate

  1. That's it!

Common usage

Register a new API_KEY:

$ gtranslate -r <API_KEY>

Translate with language autodetect and default target language:

$ gtranslate <text>

Basic translation (with source language autodetect):

$ gtranslate -t en <text>

Provide the --source (-s) language:

$ gtranslate -s it -t en <text>

Set a default target language:

$ gtranslate --set-target it

(By default EN is the default target language)

Available options

--register OR -r     Set a new Google Translate API KEY
--source OR -s     Provide the source language
--target OR -t     Provide the target language
--set-target OR -st     Set a default target language [EN by default]

Build

Clone this repository to your local folder, then link it to enable you to use the command line tool from your source folder using npm link.

Then you can simply call gtranslate -t it -s en "really cool".

Don't forget to register your api key before using it as well.

Tests are written in mocha and run by npm test or npm run test-watch.

Author

Rocco Musolino (@roccomuso)