This is a simple, yet powerful command line translator with google translate behind it. You can also use it as a Python module in your code.
Project description
google-translate-python
=======================
Now google has stop providing free translation API. So I have to switch to
http://mymemory.translated.net/, which has a limit for 1000 words/day free
usage. Please let me know if there's any other better free translation API.
The default from language is English (en).
The default to language is Simplified Chinese (zh). Of course, you can specify it
in the parameter or commandline.
利用google
translate实现的命令行工具（translate），也可以当做Python模块用在你的代码中。
Installation
------------
::
pip install translate
Or, you can download the source and
::
python setup.py install
Add sudo in the beginning if you met problem.
Command-Line Usage
------------------
In your command-line:
::
translate "This is a pen."
Or
::
translate -f zh -t ja 我是谁？
Use As A Python Module
----------------------
::
from translate import Translator
translator= Translator(to_lang="zh")
translation = translator.translate("This is a pen.")
The result is in translation, and it’s usually a unicode string.
Change Default Languages
----------------------
In ~/.python-translate.cfg:
::
[DEFAULT]
from_lang = auto
to_lang = 'de'
The cfg is not for using as a Python module.
=======================
Now google has stop providing free translation API. So I have to switch to
http://mymemory.translated.net/, which has a limit for 1000 words/day free
usage. Please let me know if there's any other better free translation API.
The default from language is English (en).
The default to language is Simplified Chinese (zh). Of course, you can specify it
in the parameter or commandline.
利用google
translate实现的命令行工具（translate），也可以当做Python模块用在你的代码中。
Installation
------------
::
pip install translate
Or, you can download the source and
::
python setup.py install
Add sudo in the beginning if you met problem.
Command-Line Usage
------------------
In your command-line:
::
translate "This is a pen."
Or
::
translate -f zh -t ja 我是谁？
Use As A Python Module
----------------------
::
from translate import Translator
translator= Translator(to_lang="zh")
translation = translator.translate("This is a pen.")
The result is in translation, and it’s usually a unicode string.
Change Default Languages
----------------------
In ~/.python-translate.cfg:
::
[DEFAULT]
from_lang = auto
to_lang = 'de'
The cfg is not for using as a Python module.
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