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Support for custom translation API? #247
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Hi!
I want to add two kind of audio support for words:
And I also want to add an option for users to upload audio files for whole books and chapters. But I want to focus on reading features before that, and I'll need a proper PC for the AI tools as well. I don't think these audio features will come out this year. |
@simjanos-dev Thank you for the reply! By the way, I think you are doing a fantastic job. I have used this app for a couple of hours now and it's really high quality! |
Thank you! :) Honestly I find it a bit buggy, and lacking a few important features still. But it will get there. |
Hi! I replaced the code for deepl api calls, and I will have to add a host address option. It is hacky, but since I don't have enough time nowadays to implement proper external translation api, you can set deepl host to your own custom api, and replace deepl with your own service if it's important to you in the meantime. This will be finished today or tomorrow, and will be in v0.13. |
Hi guys, I was trying out the app and it was really smooth setting up and using it, but now I have 2 questions, please.
Do you support custom translation APIs?
At the moment, I can see I am able to import dictionary files and I can call DeepL API for translations. But what if I host my own API endpoint? Can I configure LinguaCafe to call
http://localhost:5000?query={query}
or something along these lines?Is there any way to play audio for the words I am trying to learn (via the dictionary)? Or any kind of audio?
Thanks!
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