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yandex-translate-v2-api

v1.0.6

Published

Node package to make work with yandex API easier

Downloads

19

Readme

yandex-translate-v2-api

You have to ways to use this module

  • With IAM_TOKEN buy running const t = Translator.Imt(<IAM_TOKEN>, <FOLDER_ID>, <targetLanguage>)
  • With API_KEY const t = Translator.Api(<API_KEY>, <FOLDER_ID>, <targetLanguage>)

targetLanguage is English by default. You can find the list of available languages and their codes here https://cloud.yandex.com/en-ru/docs/translate/concepts/supported-languages

Usage example

import { Translator } from "yandex-translate-v2-api";

const t = Translator.Api(API_KEY, FOLDER_ID, "ja"); // Language is optional. English by default
await t.createTranslatedFile(obj, path, "js"); // Type is optional "js" by default

Methods

async translate

async translate(texts: string[] | string): Promise<string[]>

The methods takes string array and returns string array with translated values

async detect

async detect(text: string): Promise<string>

The method takes string and returns language it's written in

getStringArrayFromObject

getStringArrayFromObject(
  obj: { [key: string]: string | object }
): string[]

The method takes JSON formatted object with strings to translate as values and returns all strings as 1 dimensional array

async translateStabilized

async translateStabilized(texts: string[] | string): Promise<string[]>

The same method as translate but for arrays with the total strings length more than 10_000 characters

async getTranslatedObject

async getTranslatedObject(
  obj: { [key: string]: string | object }
): Promise<{ [key: string]: string | object }>

The method takes JSON formatted object with strings to translate as values and returns object with translated values

async createTranslatedFile

async createTranslatedFile(
  obj: { [key: string]: string | object }, 
  filePath: string, 
  type: "js" | "json"
): Promise<void>
  • As a first argument method takes JSON formatted object with strings to translate as values.
  • Second argument is a string with a path to save translated file to.
  • (Optional) Third argument is the type of exported object. It can be exported as a plain JSON or with export default as a JS object