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DeepL now provides an API endpoint to list the supported languages: https://www.deepl.com/docs-api/other-functions/listing-supported-languages
Using this endpoint avoids having to adapt the library for every new language.
Note: With PT-BR and PT-PT, DeepL now also supports two variations: https://www.deepl.com/en/blog/20200402.html
PT-BR
PT-PT
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Hello @caugner ,
so can I add them just as any other language? I guess: yes?
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Yes, for now you can add them like any other languages (i.e. all uppercase, "PT" is still supported and equivalent to PT-PT).
For the future it would be nice to retrieve the list of supported languages directly from their endpoint.
@chriskonnertz DeepL also supports Japanese (JA) and Chinese (ZH) since March.
JA
ZH
Languages updated.
Decided not to use the language update and rather hard-code the list to avoid trouble.
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DeepL now provides an API endpoint to list the supported languages: https://www.deepl.com/docs-api/other-functions/listing-supported-languages
Using this endpoint avoids having to adapt the library for every new language.
Note: With
PT-BR
andPT-PT
, DeepL now also supports two variations: https://www.deepl.com/en/blog/20200402.htmlThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: