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properties-translator

v1.0.1

Published

Properties file translator using Azure for Node.js

Downloads

3

Readme

Properties Translator v1.0

  1. Install using npm properties-translator

  2. Usage example:

const Translator = require('properties-translator');

const config = {
  targetLanguages: ['pt', 'fr'],
  sourceFile: './lang_en.properties',
  sourceLang: 'en',
  translateDir: './translated_files',
  langFilePrefix: 'lang_',
  log: true,
  azureConfig: {
    subscriptionKey: 'YOUR_AZURE_TRANSLATOR_KEY',
    region: 'YOUR_AZURE_TRANSLATOR_REGION',
    endpoint: 'https://api.cognitive.microsofttranslator.com',
    version: '3.0',
  },
};

const translator = new Translator(config);

translator.translate({ rebuild: false });
  • The translated files will be generated in the translateDir folder defined in config.

Docs

  1. Configuration

    • [Required] targetLanguages - Array of strings the with target language codes.
    • [Required] sourceFile - String with the path to your source file.
    • [Required] sourceLang - String with the source file lang.
    • [Optional] translateDir - String with the path to a folder where the translated files will be created. Default to ./translated_files.
    • [Optional] langFilePrefix - String with a prefix name for translated files. Default to lang_.
    • [Optional] log - Boolean that if set to true, will show the properties being translated in the terminal. Default to false.
    • [Required] azureConfig.subscriptionKey - String with your Azure translator resource key.
    • [Required] azureConfig.region - String with your Azure translator resource region.
    • [Optional] azureConfig.endpoint - String with the azure cognitive translator api endpoint. Default to api.cognitive.microsofttranslator.com
    • [Optional] azureConfig.version - String with the azure cognitive translator version. Default to 3.0
  2. Functions

    • translate({ rebuild: boolean }) - Generate the files and translate them according to the configured source file.

      • rebuild - Parameter that will force all files to be regenerated. The default behavior false will only add new updates made to the source file, unless it's the first translation.
    • getTranslatableLangs() - Returns a promise with an object containing all Azure translatable languages, where the key is the language code and the value is the language name.

    • translateSentence(sentence: string, lang: string) - Takes a sentence and a language code, then returns a promise with the translation based on sourceLang.

  • You can see Azure Cognitive Translator documentation here

Enjoy! :)