language-translator

This app will help you to translate any language supported by Google translation API from one to another. The best thing about this app is you don't need any subscription(:wink:), you just need Google account to host the script provided below:point_down:.

function doGet(e) {
 var sourceText = '';
 if (e.parameter.q) {
   sourceText = e.parameter.q;
 }

 var sourceLang = 'auto';
 if (e.parameter.source) {
   sourceLang = e.parameter.source;
 }

 var targetLang = 'ja';
 if (e.parameter.target) {
   targetLang = e.parameter.target;
 }

 var translatedText = LanguageApp.translate(sourceText, sourceLang, targetLang);

 var json = {
   translatedText: translatedText,
 };

 // set JSONP callback
 var callback = 'callback';
 if (e.parameter.callback) {
   callback = e.parameter.callback;
 }

 // return JSONP
 return ContentService.createTextOutput(JSON.stringify(json)).setMimeType(
   ContentService.MimeType.JSON
 );
}

Tech Stack

• JavaFX for UI.
• Maven for dependency management.
• Unirest for making an HTTP request to Google translation API.

Setup

• Host the provided script
  1. Got to Google Apps Script ->Click Start Scripting.
  2. Create New project and replace everything in the editor with the provied script.
  3. Click Deploy -> New Deployment -> Click the gear icon on the top left corner of the popup.
  4. Select Web app -> Fill all fields and choose Anyone for the field Who has access.
  5. Copy the generate Web App url.
  6. Gotolanguage-translator/src/main/resources/application.properties and assign the url to translator.api.wep-app.url field.
• Run the application
  • You need to have jdk installed in your pc and JAVA_HOME configured in enviroment variables.
  • Download Maven and configure M2_HOME in enviroment variables.
  • Clone this repository to your pc
  • Open the project in you favorite IDE and run it.
  • After running it you will notice an executable jar file is created in target folder. You can use this jar file on any computer as long as the appropriate JDK is installed.