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@toil/translate

v1.0.3

Published

A library for free and not only using various translation APIs

Downloads

379

Readme

translate

GitHub Actions npm ru en

A library for free and not only using various translation APIs, which supports working with JavaScript, TypeScript, and also has built-in separated types for Typebox.

Installation

Installation via Bun:

bun add @toil/translate

Installation via NPM:

npm install @toil/translate

Getting started

To start working with the API, you need to create a Translation Client. This can be done using the code provided below.

const client = new TranslationClient({
  service: TranslationService.yandexbrowser,
});

const translatedResult = await client.translate(
  "The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog",
);

const detectResult = await client.detect(
  "The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog",
);

const langs = await client.getLangs();

You can see more code examples here

Available services

| Status | Service | Functions | Limits | | ------ | --------------- | ------------------------------- | ------------------------------ | | ✅ | YandexBrowser | TranslateDetectGetLangs | 10k chars/req10k chars/req | | ✅ | YandexCloud | TranslateDetectGetLangs | 2k chars/req1k chars/req | | ✅ | YandexTranslate | TranslateDetectGetLangs | 10k chars/req10k chars/req | | ✅ | MSEdge | TranslateDetectGetLangs | 50k chars/req50k chars/req |

Build

To build, you must have:

Don't forget to install the dependencies:

bun install

Regular Build

Building the entire package:

bun build:bun

Building a types for TypeBox

You can use this build option if you only want to build types for TypeBox:

bun build:typebox

Tests

The library has minimal test coverage to check it's performance.

Run the tests:

bun test