A simple Django app to automatically translate the pot (.po
) files generated by django's makemessages command
using google translate.
pip install django-autotranslate
Add 'autotranslate'
to your INSTALLED_APPS
setting.
INSTALLED_APPS = (
...
'autotranslate',
)
python manage.py translate_messages
The command finds all the generated pot (.po
) files under the locale paths (LOCALE_PATHS
) specified in django project settings, and translates them automatically.
-f, --set-fuzzy
: Set the 'fuzzy' flag on autotranslated entries-l, --locale 'locale'
: Only translate the specified locales-u, --untranslated
: Only translate the untranslated messages
python manage.py translate_messages -l 'de' -l 'es'
- Use a different Translation Service:
# default: 'autotranslate.services.GoSlateTranslatorService'
# pip install google-api-python-client
AUTOTRANSLATE_TRANSLATOR_SERVICE = 'autotranslate.services.GoogleAPITranslatorService'
GOOGLE_TRANSLATE_KEY = '<google-api-key>'
autotranslate | django |
---|---|
v1.0.x | Django 1.5+ |
v1.1.x | Django 1.8+ |
- Use Azure Translator Text (Global Region) Create Azure Translator Text managed service in Global Region.
AUTOTRANSLATE_TRANSLATOR_SERVICE = 'autotranslate.services.GoogleWebTranslatorService'
AZURE_TRANSLATOR_SECRET_KEY='<Azure Tranxlator Text Secret Key>'
- Use GoogleWebTranslatorService
AUTOTRANSLATE_TRANSLATOR_SERVICE = 'autotranslate.services.GoogleWebTranslatorService'
# run test against all environments
tox
# run test against a specific environment defined in tox.ini
# eg. django>1.9 & python3.4
tox -e dj19-py34