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Support for English (UK) #50
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@sqlpedalianist Will fix this, this weekend. Meanwhile I have shifted API to AWS, it won't have stability issues now. This is the homepage. https://dictionaryapi.dev. Way to query API has been changed a little: Usage : The basic syntax of a URL request to the API is shown below: https://api.dictionaryapi.dev/api/v1/entries/<--language_code-->/<--word--> As an example, to get definition of English word hello, you can send request to |
Added support for English (UK). You can send request to |
Closing this ticket, sorry for so latereply. I will try to be more responsive from now. Really sorry. @sqlpedalianist |
If it has been fixed, please update the documentation page https://dictionaryapi.dev/ . It only shows "English (US)" at the try box, and "en" in the supported-language table at the bottom. I thought British English was not supported, and came here to make a feature request for that. |
@HubKing Sorry for the delay, I have fixed this on website. Sorry for the inconvenience. Thank you for using my API. |
It used to be possible to pass
en_GB
and get the definition from Oxford Dictionary of English instead of the American version. I think that has stopped to work since last week. I Would be happy if this option is officially supported since this is the default shown worldwide (except North America).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: