sdTranslate 0.1

A description of sdTranslate

sdTranslate

sdTranslate is a lightweight Python package that uses Google Translate API to translate text from one language to another. With a straightforward interface, it supports auto-detection of the input language and provides results in JSON format.

Installation

Clone or download the repository, and install the dependencies.

pip install requests unidecode

Usage

Import the translate_text function from sdTranslate and provide the text you want to translate, with optional parameters for input and output languages.

from sdTranslate import translate_text

# Example usage
result = translate_text("Hola, ¿cómo estás?", input_lang="es", output_lang="en")
print(result)

Function Signature

translate_text(text, input_lang='auto', output_lang='en')

• text: str - The text to be translated. Limited to 4000 characters.
• input_lang: str - Language code for the input text (default is 'auto' for auto-detection).
• output_lang: str - Language code for the output text (default is 'en' for English).

Example Response

The translate_text function returns a JSON string with the following structure:

{
  "RESPONSE_STATUS": 200,
  "TranslatedText": "How are you?"
}

If there’s an error in the translation or an invalid text input:

{
  "RESPONSE_STATUS": 500,
  "TranslatedText": "Something went wrong please pass proper text..."
}

Dependencies

• requests: For making HTTP requests to the Google Translate API.
• unidecode: For converting the translated text into plain ASCII characters.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

This `README.md` provides clear instructions on using the `translate_text` function, including details about parameters, expected output, and error handling. It should help users understand and get started with your package quickly.