This action translates any text to any language supported by chosen provider. There is a list of providers that can be used for text translation. Please find more details for each provider below.
Name | Required | Description | Default | Possible values |
---|---|---|---|---|
source | Yes | Can be text or path to the file for translation | <Path>,<String> | |
provider | Yes | Provider identifier | deepl, google, linguatools, microsoft, mymemory, funtranslations | |
api_key | No | API key that should be used for chosen provider | "" |
<String> |
api_additional_parameter | No | Additional parameter for the API. eg the region for Microsoft: canadacentral |
"" |
<String> |
lang | Yes | The translation direction. Should be one of the option proposed by chosen provider | <String> |
Name | Required | Description |
---|---|---|
text | Yes | Translated text |
- Identifier is
deepl
. - Supported translation directions can be found here.
- Be aware that source and target languages should be separated by
-
(hyphen) character while using them inlang
input. For example,en-uk
should be used in case you want to translate text from English into Ukrainian. See example below for more details.
- Be aware that source and target languages should be separated by
- How to get API key:
- Sign up to DeepL (free plan is fine).
- Go to
Account -> Account -> Authentication Key for DeepL API
section
Example of translating "Love" word from English into Ukrainian:
jobs:
deepl:
name: DeepL
runs-on: ubuntu-latest
steps:
- uses: actions/checkout@v3
- uses: fabasoad/translation-action@main
id: deepl-step
with:
provider: deepl
lang: en-uk
source: Love
api_key: ${{ secrets.DEEPL_API_KEY }}
- name: Print the result
run: echo "Translation is '${{ steps.deepl-step.outputs.text }}'"
shell: sh
Output is the following:
> echo "Translation is 'Любов'"
Translation is 'Любов'
- Identifier is
google
. - Supported translation directions can be found here.
- Be aware that source and target languages should be separated by
-
(hyphen) character while using them inlang
input. For example,ms-en
should be used in case you want to translate text from Malay into English. See example below for more details.
- Be aware that source and target languages should be separated by
Example of translating "Victory" word from Malay into English:
jobs:
google:
name: Google
runs-on: ubuntu-latest
steps:
- uses: actions/checkout@v3
- uses: fabasoad/translation-action@main
id: google-step
with:
provider: google
lang: ms-en
source: Kemenangan
- name: Print the result
run: echo "Translation is '${{ steps.google-step.outputs.text }}'"
shell: sh
Output is the following:
> echo "Translation is 'Victory'"
Translation is 'Victory'
- Identifier is
linguatools
. API Key is not needed for this provider. - Supported translation directions:
"de-en","de-es","de-nl","de-pl","de-it","de-cs","en-de","es-de","nl-de","pl-de","it-de","cs-de"
- Identifier is
microsoft
. - Supported translation directions:
"af","ar","bg","bn","bs","ca","cs","cy","da","de","el","en","es","et","fa","fi","fr","he","hi","hr","ht","hu","id","is","it","ja","ko","lt","lv","ms","mt","mww","nb","nl","pl","pt","ro","ru","sk","sl","sr-Latn","sv","sw","ta","th","tlh-Latn","tr","uk","ur","vi","zh-Hans"
- How to get API key:
Please follow the steps described in this article.
You will also need to provide the region of the key using the
api_additional_parameter
, e.g.:
with:
api_additional_parameter: canadacentral
- Identifier is
mymemory
. - Supported translation directions:
Language direction should be separated by |
character. For example, en|it
(from English to Italian). More details here.
- How to get API key:
API Key is optional. Visit Usage Limit Page to see the usage limit for free accounts. In case you want to use your API KEY, you should go to Registration Page and register a new account. Then go to API Key Generator Page and generate a new key.
- Identifier is
funtranslations
. - Supported translation directions:
from
direction is English only at this moment, so lang
parameter can be
found here. Example:
- uses: fabasoad/translation-action@main
with:
provider: funtranslations
lang: 'klingon'
source: 'Who are you'