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alfred-dictionary

v1.0.4

Published

2 years ago

Alfred workflow for online dictionary and translation.

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alfred-dictionary

Alfred workflow for online dictionary and translation. This lightweight module, based on Alfy, supports multiple online dictionaries(Google translation, Urban Dictionary...). Provides text-to-speech (TTS) functionality if available. Also supports translating current words in cursor selection and viewing related definitions and example sentences.

Features

Lookup words and phrases in multiple online dictionaries and translate engines, including
- Google Translation
- Urban Dictionary
- Google Cloud Translation API(google api key required)
- Linguee(limited)
double ⌘ cmd to translate current words in cursor selection.
View related definitions and example sentences when translating a word or phrase.
Use TTS to have the word or phrase spoken aloud, with support for the following engines(currently):
- Google Translation
update this workflow with alfred-updater.

Installation

Requires Node.js. Make sure you have Alfred Powerpack 4+ installed. Then, install the package using npm:

npm install -g alfred-dictionary

Commends

⏎ Copy translated text to clipboard.
⌘ + ⏎ View in related website in your default browser.
⇧ + ⏎ Speak input text when TTS available.
⌥ + ⏎ Speak translated text when TTS available.

Usage

After installing, type -set to prompt configuration. Available options will be displayed in the view. You can update the configuration at any time.

License

MIT © Ed Chai