auto-translation
auto-translation is a simple python library to translate any other language or transform it to speech with google traduction , all that using the user's Chrome browser with selenium in hidden mode , mean time to return the translation or speech 15 seconds
Installation :
| $ pip install auto-translation |
Simple usage :
| >>> from auto_browser.selenium_translation import Chrome |
| >>> test=Chrome() |
| >>> print( test.translate_text(text='Bonjour',from_lang='fr',to_lang='fr') )|
| >>> Good morning |
Methods :
| Methods | Return |
|---|---|
| translation_url(from_lang=str,to_lang=str) | url of google translation (str) |
| translation_text_url(text=str,from_lang=str,to_lang=str) | url of the translation needed (str) |
| translate_text(text=str,from_lang=str,to_lang=str) | translation of text (str) |
| text_2_speech(text=str, language=str) | None , text speech |
| translation_2_speech(text=str,from_lang=str,to_lang=str) | None , translation speech |
Note :
Use language codes >>> ISO-639 Language Codes
example :
Arabic:ar
French:fr
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