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aws-translate-json

v0.0.3

Published

Translate object values into other languages using the AWS translate API

Downloads

250

Readme

AWS Translate JSON

Translate object values into other languages using the AWS translate API

Install as a npm package

  • npm install aws-translate-json

Usage

Create an AWS account (Skip this step if you already have one):

  • Create an account here.

There is a free tier to use the translation API that you can check here.

Create an IAM account with AWS Translation permissions only (Recommended):

  • Login on AWS console and navigate to IAM panel
  • Click on Users tab
  • Click on Add User button
  • Follow the steps and add a User with access to the Translation API only
  • Store the access key and the secret in a secure place

Usage example:

const { AWSTranslateJSON } = require('aws-translate-json');

const awsConfig = {
    accessKeyId: process.env.AWS_TRANSLATE_ID,
    secretAccessKey: process.env.AWS_TRANSLATE_SECRET,
    region: process.env.AWS_TRANSLATE_REGION,
}

const source = "en";
const taget = ["pt", "it", "es"];

const { translateJSON } = new AWSTranslateJSON(awsConfig, source, taget);

translateJSON({
    key1: "my text here",
    key2: "other text",
    key3: {
        key4: "nested text"
    }
}).then(console.log);

/* OUTPUT:
    {
        pt: {
            key1: 'meu texto aqui',
            key2: 'outro texto',
            key3: {
                key4: 'texto aninhado'
            }
        },
        it: {
            key1: 'il mio testo qui',
            key2: 'altro testo',
            key3: {
                key4: 'testo nidificato'
            }
        },
        es: {
            key1: 'mi texto aquí',
            key2: 'otro texto',
            key3: {
                key4: 'texto anidado'
            }
        }
    }
*/