multranslate
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Cross-platform TUI for translating text using multiple providers simultaneously and support automatic detection of the source and destination language
Terminal user interface based on blessed library for translating text using multiple translation providers simultaneously. All sources do not require an access token or any settings. Supports automatic detection of the source and destination language between English and Russian.
Reverso does not support working via Axios (error:
Invalid header value char), Fetch is used instead.
Use the npm package manager:
npm install -g multranslate
Run the application:
multranslate
Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/Lifailon/multranslate
cd multranslate
Run the application:
npm start
The text is translated every time after pressing the Enter button. The Ctrl+C keyboard shortcut is used to clear the text input field. The escape button is used to exit the program.
To copy text to the clipboard from the selected output form, you can use the key combination Ctrl+<Q/W/E/R> (for each translator it is indicated in brackets), and the selected form will change its color to green. To paste text into an input field from the clipboard, use Ctrl+V.
Using the up and down buttons you can scroll through all output panels at the same time.
The blessed library has a number of limitations, so I was unable to implement cursor movement using the left and right arrows.
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Cross-platform TUI for translating text in multiple translators simultaneously, with support for translation history and automatic language detection.
We found that multranslate demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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