geranslator 2.0.2

Translate your translation files

Installation

    pip install geranslator

Configuration

.geranslator-config.yaml

It's gonna be created for you. 😌

geranslator:
  lang_dir: lang
  lang_files_ext: json
  provider: google
  origin_lang: en
  target_langs: [fr, ar]

• lang_dir: Where your translation files live.
• lang_files_ext: Your translation files extension.
• provider: Provider you want to translate your file.
• origin_lang: The origin language you already have.
• target_langs: Languages you want your file to get translated to.

supported extensions: json, yaml, yml, po

supported providers: google, deepl

Usage

CLI

geranslator

Supported options

option	short	description
--provider	-p	To specify provider.
--lang-dir	-d	To specify translation files directory.
--extension	-e	To specify translation files format.
--origin-lang	-o	To specify the origin language.
--target-langs	-t	To specify target languages.

geranslator --provider=deepl --origin-lang=en --target-langs=es,pt

geranslator -p deepl -o en -t es,pt

[!NOTE] Keep in mind that default values are on .geranslator-config.yaml

IDE

This will use the configuration as default

    from geranslator import Geranslator

    Geranslator().translate()

You can customize it using the following methods. 😃

    from geranslator import Geranslator

    geranslator = Geranslator()
    geranslator.set_provider('google')
    geranslator.set_lang_dir('translation')
    geranslator.set_origin_lang('en')
    geranslator.set_target_lang(['ar', 'fr'])
    geranslator.set_lang_files_extension('json')
    geranslator.translate()

You can chain them too 😮

    from geranslator import Geranslator

    Geranslator().set_provider('google').set_lang_dir('translation').set_origin_lang('en').set_target_lang(['ar', 'fr']).set_lang_files_extension('json').translate()