translate-api | A free google translation api , support text and page | Translation library
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A free google translation api, support text and page
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- reload the Tasks template and update the token
- Converts string to SMP format
- Get the code for a given location
- get text and return the json
- Determines if the desired language is supported .
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When using this code from https://stackabuse.com/text-translation-with-google-translate-api-in-python/
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Answered 2021-Dec-26 at 11:05Ok, I was too getting this same error. I think there is a issue in the current release. But the new alpha version worked fine.
First uninstall current version :
QUESTION
I constantly keep receiving this error message and I do not know what the issue is. This error is present when I invoke the command $eval input.
I've tried several different codes, not that it might help but I keep receiving the same error, I've checked that the ID is correct.
Error: TypeError: client.commands.get(…).execute is not a function
- Eval file
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Answered 2021-Jul-30 at 13:53You are calling your command with
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EDIT: currently i think the problem with this is that forEach is not promise aware. https://zellwk.com/blog/async-await-in-loops/
I am trying to apply a node javascript translation function (ive put it at the end of the post because it is quite long) to loop over an array of values. However when i loop for some reason i'm only getting certain parts of my looped function to appear after the loop has completed: Allow me to make this more clear:
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Answered 2021-Feb-06 at 03:10You are correct, you are using promises, so translate() will run asynchronously (in the background) while the rest of your code is executing. That is why you go through all the foreach() before the translate function returns, and therefore you get that output.
However, there is also a problem using a forEach loop in an async function or a promise block. The callback function is not being awaited. Therefore, the promise chain is broken, resulting in the unexpected behavior. Don't use forEach loop in a promise or async function. Instead, use a for loop to iterate through the items of the array:
To avoid these problems, change the forEach loop to a For loop and use async and await like this:
QUESTION
I want to translate some json files using google-translate-api , it's a Promise.
I write some code like below, it works well only use await, means no concurrent.
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Answered 2020-Nov-02 at 01:50Change for (x in cm){ to for (let x in cm){ so you aren't accidentally using a global x which will get overwritten between multiple calls to this function (because of the asynchronous operations here).
Even better, change it to for (let x of cm) { and then change cm[x] to just x inside the loop.
FYI, if you run your code in strict mode, then this type of error is flagged for you automatically.
QUESTION
I'm having an issue with Google Translate API (as many before me...). I need to run a test query via Postman to get a simple string translation. Nothing too fancy.
I'm trying to build the request based on the documentation but apparently I'm failing at the moment.
When using an API key, Google says I should simply add key=MY_KEY directly to the request string.
This is a similar issue to: Why Google Translate API doesn't accept API-Key in JSON request body? But nobody has provided a good answer to that one (I'm also getting a different error)
My current example looks like this:
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Answered 2020-Oct-22 at 08:39You need to send the request in the post body makes ure to tell postman that its content type json
QUESTION
I am using firebase and my translation doesn't working :( I am not getting any response from it but other functions are working fine
here is my index.js
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Answered 2020-Oct-06 at 21:42It seems that, under your tratext function(agent), you are translating the "agent" instead of the "agent.text". You could try as following:
QUESTION
I am trying to implement the code from this post. I manage to do it successfully for some languages, but for Greek I get some weird results, like this: ΑÏ?χάÏ?ιος
Here is the java code I use:
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Answered 2020-May-12 at 12:05I managed to solve this by using this code:
QUESTION
I'm clone github repo https://github.com/k3rn31p4nic/google-translate-api using "git clone https://github.com/k3rn31p4nic/google-translate-api" after I go to that directory and write in terminal npm install"npm start" and get
npm start
@k3rn31p4nic/google-translate-api@1.1.0 start D:\Github\google-translate-api-master\google-translate-api
node .
What is wrong? I tried npm install --save @k3rn31p4nic/google-translate-api as said in Readme but its also didn't work. This is my first attempt to use Github apps on my machine and its going not well.
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Answered 2020-Jan-17 at 19:50just do npm install and use the library as mentioned in the Readme.
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