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translategpt

v1.2.2

Published

A tool to generate language translations using AI.

Downloads

26

Readme

TranslateGPT

A tool to generate i18n language translations using AI.

Installation

To install the TranslateGPT package, use the following command:

npm install translategpt

Configuration

Before using the package, make sure to set up the configuration files and environment variables.

Environment Variables

Create a .env file in the root directory of your project and provide the following variables:

OPENAI_API_KEY=<your_openai_api_key>
TRANSLATEGPT_JS_PATH="<path_to_translateGPT.mjs>"
TRANSLATEGPT_OUTPUT_DIRECTORY="<path_to_output_directory>"

Note: Do not share your OpenAI API key with anyone and ensure that the .env file is added to the .gitignore file.

TranslateGPT.mjs

Create a translateGPT.mjs file in the translations directory of your project and define the translation configuration using the config object. Here's an example:

// Example of how to structure your translations file.

export const config = {
  sourceLanguage: "en",
  languages: [
    {
      language: "dutch spoken informally specifically using je instead of u",
      abbreviation: "nl",
    },
    {
      language: `german using the informal "duzen"`,
      abbreviation: "de",
      sourceLanguage: "nl",
    },
    {
      language: "japanese",
      abbreviation: "jp",
    },
    {
      language: "cat meows",
      abbreviation: "cat",
    },
    {
      language: "english with a hamster accent",
      abbreviation: "hamster",
    },
  ],
  namespaces: ["app", "shop"],
};

Modify the configuration according to your project's needs.

Translations

Create translation JSON files for each namespace and language in the translations directory of your project. Here's an example:

app.en.json

{
  "Confirm": "Confirm",
  "Shop": "Shop",
  "Hamster Dance": "Hamster Dance",
  "The hamsters are currently {{hamsterStatus}}, if you watch for {{time}}, maybe they'll do something else?": "The hamsters are currently {{hamsterStatus}}, if you watch for {{time}}, maybe they'll do something else?"
}

shop.en.json

{
  "If you look hard enough, you'll find our mascot- Hambone the Hamster King!": "If you look hard enough, you'll find our mascot- Hambone the Hamster King!",
  "My favorite animal is a {{animal}}.": "My favorite animal is a {{animal}}."
}

Create translation files for each language and modify the content accordingly.

Usage

Once you have set up the configuration and environment variables, you can generate the translation files using the translategpt command:

translategpt

The package will generate translations for the specified languages and namespaces, based on the source languages defined in the translateGPT.mjs configuration file.

License

This package is licensed under the MIT license. See the license file for more information.