alfred-yandex-translate
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v1.1.0
Add support for translation with Dictionary API. Now it first looks for translations in Dictionary API and fallbacks to Translation API. This allows to see all possible translations, not the only one.
Now you need to use YANDEX_TRNSL_API_KEY variable for your
Yandex Translate API key instead of YANDEX_API_KEY. In addition you need
to setup Yandex Dictionary API key as described in Install instructions.
Readme
Yandex Translate workflow for Alfred (powered by Alfy).
$ npm install -g alfred-yandex-translate
In addition you need to set your Yandex Translate API key and Yandex Dictionary API key in the workflow environment variables.
To setup both keys do the following:
YANDEX_TRNSL_API_KEY variable.YANDEX_DICT_API_KEY variable.There are two commands available:
ytc - configures translation direction. Shows all available options to select from. Default is en-ru.yt - translates input query using current translation direction. Outputs translation. Use Enter to copy the translation in the clipboard. Use ⌘ Cmd + Enter to enlarge the translation text.You can also setup shortcuts for often used translators. To do this, open the workflow editor and do the following:
yt script filter.Copy to Clipboard and Large Type the same way as original yt script filter../node_modules/.bin/run-node scripts/translate.js "$1" it-ru.MIT © Michael Kalygin
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Yandex Translate workflow for Alfred
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