Alfred - Google Translate
How to install
Download and double click the workflow to import or update it into Alfred. Done!
How to use
The simplest way is to use the ⇧ + ⌘ + g shortcut and start typing.
You can also use your Alfred hotkey and then type 'gt' followed by the target language shortcode(s):
gt pt,fr Text to translate
Use the 'from' and 'to' keywords to specify in which language do you want to translate. You can do this via the '>' or '<' operator and the respective language codes:
gt pt>en Palavra
gt de>fr Wort
gt fr<en Word
Navigate through the results and press:
- Enter to copy the translation to your clipboard
- Alt+Enter to open the original request directly on the Google Translator website
- Cmd+Enter to copy and paste the translation into your active application automatically
Settings
Show all available options and their values:
gtset show
Change target languages:
gtset target pt,en,sv
Change source language:
gtset source de
Set any option back to it's default value:
gtset source default
Languages
- auto = Detect automatically
- af = Afrikaans
- sq = Albanian
- ar = Arabic
- hy = Armenian
- az = Azerbaijani
- eu = Basque
- be = Belarusian
- bn = Bengali
- bg = Bulgarian
- ca = Catalan
- zh-cn = Chinese (Simplified)
- zh-tw = Chinese (Traditional)
- hr = Croatian
- cs = Czech
- da = Danish
- nl = Dutch
- en = English
- eo = Esperanto
- et = Estonian
- tl = Filipino
- fi = Finnish
- fr = French
- gl = Galician
- ka = Georgian
- kk = Kazakh
- de = German
- el = Greek
- gu = Gujarati
- ht = Haitian Creole
- he = Hebrew
- hi = Hindi
- hu = Hungarian
- is = Icelandic
- id = Indonesian
- ga = Irish
- it = Italian
- ja = Japanese
- kn = Kannada
- km = Khmer
- ko = Korean
- lo = Lao
- la = Latin
- lv = Latvian
- lt = Lithuanian
- mk = Macedonian
- ms = Malay
- mt = Maltese
- no = Norwegian
- fa = Persian
- pl = Polish
- pt = Portuguese
- pt-br = Brazilian Portuguese
- ro = Romanian
- ru = Russian
- sr = Serbian
- sk = Slovak
- sl = Slovenian
- es = Spanish
- sw = Swahili
- sv = Swedish
- ta = Tamil
- te = Telugu
- th = Thai
- tr = Turkish
- uk = Ukrainian
- ur = Urdu
- vi = Vietnamese
- cy = Welsh
- yi = Yiddish
License
The MIT License (MIT)