Simple MT-based translator of documents using the Okapi Framework. The tool demonstrate how to use Okapi's filters, pipelines and connectors to take a document and machine-translate it.
To build the tool, from the project root directory:
mvn package
The tool uses Microsoft Translator MT engine by default. You must have a key to access the engine. That key must be stored in a file named autotranslator.config in the working directory. For Microsoft Translator the file must include:
azureKey=<your-azure-key>
For Google Translate, the file must include:
googleKey=<your-google-key>
To run the tool, from the project root directory:
java -jar target/autotranslator.jar en fr test1.docx
java -jar target/autotranslator.jar en fr test1.docx ms
java -jar target/autotranslator.jar en fr test1.docx gl
The parameters are:
- The code of the language of the document (source language)
- The code of the language to translate into (target language)
- The document to translate
- Optionally,
msorglto use either the Microsoft Translator engine or the Google Translate engine. By defaultmsis used.
The output is generated in the same directory as the input document. For example the French output for test1.docx when using Microsoft Translator is test1.MS-fr.docx. When using the Google Translate it is test1.GL-fr.docx.
The formats supported by default are Microsoft Office files (.docx, .pptx, .xlsx) and HTML. You can easily add any of the other file formats supported by the Okapi filters.