PHP code example of yak0d3 / mirza_yandex_translator

    
        
<?php
require_once('vendor/autoload.php');

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yak0d3 / mirza_yandex_translator example snippets

	{
	 "originalText": "Hello World!",
	 "originalLanguage": "en",
	 "text": {
	 "es": "Hola Mundo!",
	 "tr": "Merhaba D\u00fcnya!",
	 "fr": "Bonjour Tout Le Monde!"
	 }
	}
	

[
 {
 "originalText": "Hello",
 "translatedText": "Bonjour"
 },
 {
 "originalText": "My dear",
 "translatedText": "Mon cher"
 },
 {
 "originalText": "Friend",
 "translatedText": "Ami"
 }
]

	$es_translation = Mirza::translate('Hello World!', 'es); //The first param is the text, the second one is the ISO code of the language
	echo $es_translation; //This will output "Hola Mundo!"

[
 {
 "originalText": "Hello",
 "translatedText": "Bonjour"
 },
 {
 "originalText": "My dear",
 "translatedText": "Mon cher"
 },
 {
 "originalText": "Friend",
 "translatedText": "Ami"
 }
] 

	$jsonString = Mirza::translateArray(['Hello', 'My Dear', 'Friend'],'fr'); //The json string
	$translationsArray = json_decode($jsonString, true); //Our PHP Array
	$first_translation = $translationsArray[0]['translatedText'];
	$second_translation = $translationsArray[1]['translatedText'];
	$third_translation = $translationsArray[2]['translatedText'];

$textArray = [
	'header' => "Welcome to the Mirza Documentation Page",
	'body' => "The body is too long to be put in this item",
	'footer' => "Thank you for reading this!"
]; //Our associative text array
$jsonString = Marzi::translate($textArray,'es', true); //Notice that i have set $assoc (third param) to `true`
$translationsArray = json_decode($jsonString, true);
//Now you can access the translations by their old index names
	$header = $translationsArray['header']['translatedText'];
	$body = $translationsArray['body']['translatedText'];
	$footer = $translationsArray['footer']['translatedText'];

	$jsonString = Mirza::translateTo('My awesome text', ['ar', 'tr', 'de']);

[
	{
		"originalText":"My awesome text",
		"originalLanguage": "en",
		"text":{
			"ar":"\u0628\u0644\u062f\u064a \u0627\u0644\u0646\u0635 \u0631\u0647\u064a\u0628\u0629",
			"tr":"M\u00fcthi\u015f metin",
			"de":"Meine wunderbare text"
		}

	}
]

	$translations = json_decode($jsonString, true); //Our PHP array
	$originalText = $translations['originalText'];
	$originalLanguage = $translations['originalLanguage'];
	$ar_translation = $translations['text']['ar'];
	$tk_translation = $translations['text']['tr'];
	$de_translation = $translations['text']['de'];

//Leave the $name param empty or set it to `false`
//To return the language ISO code
$lang = Mirza::detectLanguage('Hello World!');
echo $lang; //Outputs "en"

//Setthe $name param to `true`
//To return the language ISO code
$lang = Mirza::detectLanguage('Hello World!', true);
echo $lang; //Outputs "English"

//Save the json encoded string to the `$supportedLanguages` variable
$supportedLanguages = Mirza::getSupportedLanguages();
echo $supportedLanguages; 
/* Outputs the json string in the following format:
	[
		{ 'lang_code' => 'lang_name' },
		{ 'lang_code' => 'lang_name' },
	]
*/

//Decode json string and wrap it into a PHP array
$langsArray = json_decode($supportedLanguages, true);

echo $langsArray['tr']; //Outputs "Turkish"

$flippedArray = array_flip($langsArray); 
/* The values are now keys! Cool right? */
$languageCode = $flippedArray['Sinhalese'];
echo $languageCode; //Outputs "si"

//Save the json string to a variable
$myStringInAllLanguages = Mirza::translateToAll('My string');
echo $myStringInAllLanguages; 
/*Outputs a similar string to the `translateTo` method but 
with all supported languages*/