Open juanpebalsa opened 5 years ago
hey, any solution to this? I have the same problem. using deepl on macos. yarn installed with brew. yarn: v1.16.0 node: v12.4.0 deepl: v1.1.2
any clues on how to fix this? thanks, camilo
This seems to be a bug in the command
module which this program is based on. When looking for a subcommand, it implies that argv[1] is a subcommand name, though Node.JS reserves first two arguments for the interpreter path and for the main JS module path. I have no idea how could this happen; maybe some older versions of Node.JS reserved only one argument if a script is called via shebang, or the command
module requires to cut the interpreter out manually. Will investigate it deeper later.
Same here, on linux ubuntu 18.04 with linuxbrew yarn: v1.16.0 node: v12.5.0 deepl: v1.1.2 Switched to yarn and node installed without linuxbrew, no result.
any work around this issue?
Same here, Manjaro 18.1, 4.19.60-1-MANJARO yarn 1.17.3 node v11.15.0 deepl 1.1.2
Thanks for any help
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Same here, on linux ubuntu 18.04 with linuxbrew yarn: v1.16.0 node: v12.5.0 deepl: v1.1.2 Switched to yarn and node installed without linuxbrew, no result.
@looksworking how can we help here?
Same here, on linux Red Hat Enterprise Linux Workstation release 7.4 (Maipo) yarn: v1.17.3 node: v8.16.1 deepl: 1.1.2
The error msg is the same:
deepl-translate(1) does not exist, try --help
Any help or suggestion will be appreciate. Thank you in advance!
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I believe the DeepL started to charge their API and thus this program does not work anymore!
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+1 on Debian 9, deepl installed via yarn
+1 Ubuntu 19
+1 Ubuntu 19.
Has it at anytime worked? What a disappointment, this is an old bug and seems no body replies on the issues of this project
+1 Debian 10
+1 macOS
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CentOS Linux release 7.9.2009 (Core)
Linux centos 3.10.0-1160.42.2.el7.x86_64 #1 SMP Tue Sep 7 14:49:57 UTC 2021 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
yarn version v1.22.15
I can't do translations after the first installation
Node : v8.14.0 deepl: v1.1.2