= Translate Translate provides an easy to translate word or expression into another, using wordreference. This website does'nt provide API yet so I decided to create this script which make GET requests and parse results using Hpricot. Default translation is english to french but it can be overriden by providing command line options or config file. Translate can be used directly in command line or inside an other program. == Installation === Gem installation Download and install translate with the following: gem install wrtranslate === Common installation Checkout the source code on github: git clone git://github.com/fuse/translate.git # ruby install.rb It will ask you where you want to install the translate library and binary in your path. _Warning_: Be carefull to *NOT* install translate with the both way. == Usage === From command line translate world Will translate world from english to french. translate casa -f it -t en Will translate casa from italian to english. If you want to know which language can be used : translate -l If you want to know all options of translate : translate -h === From another program You only have to create a new instance or the translation class by giving the expression to translate and your options and explicitly call translate. translation = Translation.new("maison", { :from => :fr, :to => :en, :more => true }) translation.translate Results are directly available through translation.items === Setup default options If you don't want to retype options each time you're using translate, just create a yaml config file into your home named translate.yml using this syntax : translate: from: fr to: en width: 100 more: true Priority is given to command line options, config file options and finally default options. == Licence Translate is available under MIT-LICENSE. = Other Author: Martin Catty <martin@noremember.org> License: Copyright 2008 by Martin Catty. Released under an MIT-style licence. See the LICENCE file included in the distribution. == Warranty This software is provided "as is" and without any express or implied warranties, including, without limitation, the implied warranties of merchantibility and fitness for a particular purpose.
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translate make get requests and parse the result using hpricot. You can use it inside an other program or directly via command line.
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