Open Naereen opened 3 years ago
Excellent idea :-) It’s not too hard but it will take time and I don’t have enough time to spend on it right now. I’ll keep this open with a feature tag and if someone wants to work on it, feel free.
Great :rocket: ! I really don't have time, but maybe in August I could have one or two interns coding on side projects with me, so I'll keep this in mind!
For the best solution we need to declare an abstract class which declares translate
method. A wrappers for the APIs or a decorator would great too.
If anyone does work on this, could you please also consider also adding support for the Microsoft / Azure translator API
https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/services/cognitive-services/translator/#overview
It has a 2M character per month limit on it's Free tier: https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/pricing/details/cognitive-services/translator/
Language Support: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/cognitive-services/translator/language-support
Hello there :wave: ! Congrats and thanks for your nice work @funkyremi! It's a very nice plugin! This plugin is in my list of favorite VSCode plugins since the day I installed and tried it! (https://besson.link/visualstudiocode.en.html#the-best-plugins)
I was wondering, it shouldn't be too hard to extend a little bit the code and allow users to configure which online web-based translation API they prefer to use? Google Translate is not the only one, there are DeepL (https://www.deepl.com/translator) and LibreTranslate (https://libretranslate.com/).
That way, the plugin can be more robust if Google Translate suddenly breaks or get suspended (Google has a long history of suspended projects...), and privacy of users could be preserved (or at least, improved) if they want to switch to LibreTranslate (as its destop version, Argos Translate, can run entirely offline and locally!).
I won't have time to do it myself, but I can help remotely by testing, giving feedback or ideas. What do you think?
Thanks in advance! -- @Naereen from France