Anoncheg1 / Command-line-translator

Google translate script. It gives you easy access to Google Translate in your terminal:

Installation step by step:

• 1. download one of the version Perl (perlfork.pl) or Bash (translate and urban.pl)
• 2. install requirements
• 3. execute command: $ chmod +x perlfork.pl translate urban.pl
• 4. add to ~/.bash_aliases: alias t="/home/user/perlfork.pl"
• 5. (optional) edit options section in script perlfork.pl or translate for your taste (choose language detection scema)

$ t die unbekannten Sprache
	Language: German
	...
$ t -l
	de	German
$ alias tde="t -s de -t en"
$ tde "die unbekannten Sprache"
	the unknown language

https://github.com/Anoncheg1/Command-line-translator

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FILES:

• perlfork.pl - Perl5 version. Google translate only.
• translate - Bash version. Good for English dictionary.
• urban.pl - optional plugin for bash version.

Perl version

get perl version:

$ wget http://git.io/vEUKU
$ chmod +x perlfork.pl

REQUIREMENTS:

• perl5 >= v5.16
• perl JSON
• perl Clone
• perl LWP::Protocol::socks -if you need socks proxy
• mplayer or mpg123 -for sound

FEATURES:

• Windows support(planned),
• translated text,
• fixed text with highlight,
• language detection,
• dictionary,
• translit,
• google text-to-speach

There is two systems for detection of direction($FIRST_LANG to $SECOND_LANG or vice versa):

• Simple detection of direction. First it search Latin or Russian symbols and decide. If not found it use $source = 'auto'; $target = 'en';
• Advanced detection of direction. ALD=1;

Bash version - extended support for english and german, urban dictionary

REQUIREMENTS:

• UTF-8 support for required languages
• curl >= 7.21.0
• SpiderMonkey or nodejs
• mpg123 for playing pronunciation For Debian sid: #apt-get install curl spidermonkey-bin html2text mpg123 For Debian jessie: #apt-get install curl nodejs html2text mpg123 For FreeBSD: #pkg install curl spidermonkey24 html2text mpg123
• forvo.com account for pronunciation
• optional: urban.pl, perl HTML-Tree (see URBAN_DICTIONARY)

FEATURES:

• translated text,
• fixed text with highlight,
• language detection,
• dictionary,
• translit,
• execution without parameters will translate fixed string for 1-2 words
• prompt mode
• requery with fixed

for english:

• phrases, forms, ideom, transcription, audio pronunciation
• cache for words
• saving english words to file for learning
• urban dictionary

for german:

• transcription

for convenience. Add to ~/.bash_aliases:

• alias t="/home/user/perlfork.pl"
• alias ts="/home/user/translate -S"

Commands:

• -s Source language (can be "auto")
• -t Target language (can't be)
• -l List of languages
• -h Help

Examples:

• t -s auto -t en 母亲
• cat file | t -

Debian Cyrillic support in tty shell:

• 1. #dpkg-reconfigure locales
• Install en_US.utf8, ru_RU.utf8
• 2. #dpkg-reconfigure console-setup
• Install . Combined - latin slavic Cyrillic; Greek

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