OctoLingo 0.2.6

A Python package for translating large texts with advanced features including OCR support.

OctoLingo

OctoLingo is a powerful and versatile Python package designed to simplify text translation and language processing tasks. Built with developers in mind, OctoLingo provides a seamless interface for translating text, detecting languages, and handling large-scale translation tasks efficiently. Whether you're building a multilingual application, analyzing global content, or automating translation workflows, OctoLingo has you covered.

Key Features

🌍 Multi-Language Support

• Translate text between 100+ languages with high accuracy.
• Automatically detect the language of input text.

🚀 Efficient Large-Text Handling

• Split large texts into manageable chunks to overcome API limitations.
• Translate large documents or datasets without hassle.
• Batch translation for large-scale projects.

⚡ Asynchronous Translation

• Perform non-blocking translations using async/await for improved performance.

📚 Custom Glossaries

• Define custom terms and their translations for domain-specific use cases.
• Ensure consistent translations for specialized vocabulary.

📂 Bulk File Translation

• Translate entire text files (e.g., .txt, .csv) with a single command.

📜 Translation History

• Log and retrieve translation history for auditing and analysis.

🛠️ Developer-Friendly

• Easy-to-use API with comprehensive documentation.
• Modular design for seamless integration into existing projects.

Installation

Install OctoLingo via pip:

pip install octolingo

Usage

Language Validation

from OctoLingo.translator import OctoLingo

translator = OctoLingo()
print(translator.validate_language('es'))  # Should return True
try:
    print(translator.validate_language('xx'))  # Should raise TranslationError
except Exception as e:
    print(e)

Translating Text

from OctoLingo.translator import OctoLingo

translator = OctoLingo()
translated_text, confidence = translator.translate("Hello, world!", 'es')
print(f"Translated Text: {translated_text}, Confidence: {confidence}")

Batch Translation

from OctoLingo.translator import OctoLingo

translator = OctoLingo()
texts = ["Hello", "Goodbye"]
results = translator.translate_batch(texts, 'es')
for translated_text, confidence in results:
    print(f"Translated Text: {translated_text}, Confidence: {confidence}")

Asynchronous Translation

import asyncio
from OctoLingo.translator import OctoLingo

async def translate_async():
    translator = OctoLingo()
    translated_text, confidence = await translator.translate_async("Hello, world!", 'es')
    print(translated_text)  # Output: "¡Hola, mundo!"

# Check if there's an existing event loop before running it
if __name__ == "__main__":
    try:
        # Get the current event loop
        loop = asyncio.get_event_loop()
        if loop.is_running():
            # In a running loop (like Jupyter), directly await the function
            await translate_async()
        else:
            # If no loop is running, use asyncio.run to start the event loop
            asyncio.run(translate_async())
    except RuntimeError as e:
        print("Error: ", e)

Detecting Language

from OctoLingo.translator import OctoLingo

translator = OctoLingo()
lang, confidence = translator.detect_language("Hola, cómo estás?")
print(f"Detected Language: {lang}, Confidence: {confidence}")

Custom Glossaries

from OctoLingo.glossary import Glossary

glossary = Glossary()
glossary.add_term("Hello", "Hola")
result = glossary.apply_glossary("Hello, world!")
print(result)  # Should print "Hola, world!"

Bulk File Translation

from OctoLingo.translator import OctoLingo
from OctoLingo.file_handler import FileHandler

# Write test content to a file
FileHandler.write_file('input.txt', "Hello, world!")

# Translate the file content
translator = OctoLingo()
text = FileHandler.read_file('input.txt')
translated_text, _ = translator.translate(text, 'es')
FileHandler.write_file('output.txt', translated_text)

# Read and print the translated content
print(FileHandler.read_file('output.txt'))  # Should print the translated text

Translation History

from OctoLingo.history import TranslationHistory

history = TranslationHistory()
history.log_translation("Hello", "Hola", "en", "es")
print(history.get_history())  # Should print the logged translation

Contributing

• OctoLingo is an open-source project, and contributions are welcome! If you'd like to contribute, please check out my GitHub repository for guidelines.