smartling-api-sdk-nodejs
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This repository contains the Nodejs SDK for accessing the Smartling Translation API.
The Smartling Translation API lets developers to internationalize their website or app by automating the translation and integration of their site content. Developers can upload resource files and download the translated files in a language of their choosing. There are options to allow for professional translation, community translation and machine translation.
For a full description of the Smartling Translation API, please read the docs at: http://docs.smartling.com
1.x.x - node < 182.x.x - node >= 18Have a bug? Please create an issue here on GitHub!
https://github.com/Smartling/api-sdk-nodejs/issues
To get source code, clone the repo:
git clone git@github.com:Smartling/api-sdk-nodejs.git
Then compile the javascript:
npm install && npm run build
To contribute, fork it and follow general GitHub guidelines with pull request.
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