Download the PHP package tobiaswolf/machine-translation without Composer
On this page you can find all versions of the php package tobiaswolf/machine-translation. It is possible to download/install these versions without Composer. Possible dependencies are resolved automatically.
Download tobiaswolf/machine-translation
More information about tobiaswolf/machine-translation
Files in tobiaswolf/machine-translation
Package machine-translation
Short Description Translate pages/fields with Deepl API
License MIT
Informations about the package machine-translation
Machine Translation
This Kirby plugin allows you to automatically translate pages using the DeepL API. All field types are supported.
If you are using machine translation, you should inform your users of this fact.\
For example, you could display a message like this (Text available via t('tobiaswolf.machine-translation.info')
)
Installation
Download
Download and copy this repository to /site/plugins/machine-translation
.
Git submodule
Composer
Requirements
- Kirby 4.0+
- Authentication Key for DeepL API (DeepL API for developers)
Setup
To use this plugin you have to set your personal Authentication Key for DeepL API. API Access / Authentication – DeepL Documentation
DeepL Options
You can set several options, provided by DeepL. Read more about the options in the API Documentation of DeepL. Each option has to be prefixed. tobiaswolf.machine-translation.deepl.{Name}
Name | Type | Default | Description |
---|---|---|---|
authKey (required) |
string |
null |
You can find your Auth key on your account page. DeepL Documentation |
split_sentences |
string |
nonewlines |
Possible values are: 0 no splitting at all, whole input is treated as one sentence. 1 splits on punctuation and on newlines. nonewlines splits on punctuation only, ignoring newlines |
preserve_formatting |
bool |
false |
Sets whether the translation engine should respect the original formatting, even if it would usually correct some aspects. |
formality |
string |
default |
You can use one of these options: default (default), more for a more formal language, less for a more informal language, prefer_more for a more formal language if available, otherwise fallback to default formality, prefer_less for a more informal language if available, otherwise fallback to default formality. |
glossary_id |
string |
null |
Specify the glossary to use for the translation. The language pair of the glossary has to match the language pair of the request. |
tag_handling |
string |
html |
Sets which kind of tags should be handled. Options currently available: xml , html |
outline_detection |
bool |
true |
API Documentation |
non_splitting_tags |
array |
null |
List of XML or HTML tags. |
splitting_tags |
array |
null |
List of XML or HTML tags. |
ignore_tags |
array |
null |
List of XML or HTML tags. |
Usage
Blueprint section
Add the section machine-translate
to your blueprint to get the interface to translate the page.
After the page is translated an object field machineTranslated
with date
and showInfo
is saved to the translated page content. This can be used to detect machine translated pages and display a notice/warning on the frontend that the text is machine translated. You can add this object field to any fields section (optional).
API endpoint
This plugin provides an API endpoint /api/machine-translate/pages/(:any)
that can be used to translate an entire page. Read Kirby’s API Guide to learn more about using the API.
The endpoint allows get
and post
requests. The endpoint requires a language
(target language) query. When making a post
request, sourceLang
and forceOverwrite
can be added. By default sourceLang
is the default language. If forceOverwrite
is false or not specified, only fields where the target field does not exist or is empty will be translated.
API endpoint to translate the site content. /api/machine-translate/site
Field method
The field method $field->translate($targetLang, $blueprintField)
translates the field value and returns the field with the translated value. All field types are supported. The type of field is specified via $blueprintField['type']
.
If you want to save the translated field, you can do this like this.
Page method
The page method $page->machineTranslate($targetLang, $sourceLang, $force)
allows you to translate the content of a page into a target language. By default already translated fields will not be overwritten. By setting $force
to true
all fields will be translated, existing fields will be overwritten.
An object field machineTranslated
with date
and showInfo
is added to the translated page content. This can be used to detect machine translated pages and display a notice/warning on the frontend that the text is machine translated.
To translate the site content, use $site->machineTranslate($targetLang, $sourceLang, $force)
.
Translate Class
If you want to, you can use the static method of the Translate
class. Use the translate($text, $targetLang, $sourceLang)
method to translate text. Make sure you pass an array as the first parameter (you can translate multiple texts at once). You can omit the third parameter to have the source language automatically detected.
Cache
Each request to DeepL is cached. This has the advantage that if the same text appears more than once on the website, a new request is not always made. This saves you Character usage of your DeepL plan.
You can disable the cache via config.
License
MIT