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It was initially made as a maintained fork/rewrite of simplytranslate, but has grown to have a lot more features as well!
I'm initially focusing on the api and engines, but eventually Mozhi will have a functioning CLI and webapp.
Supported Engines:
- Reverso
- DeepL
- LibreTranslate
- Yandex
- IBM Watson
- MyMemory
- DuckDuckGo (almost 1-1 with Bing Translate)
Where is the engine code?
The engine code has recently been split from the main codebase. Please check aryak/libmozhi for it.
Installing
You can either use docker or the build artifacts from CI jobs on git.projectsegfau.lt.
Building
go mod download
go run github.com/swaggo/swag/cmd/swag@latest init --parseDependency
go build -o mozhi
API Docs
Mozhi makes use of swagger (using the fiber middleware) to manage the documentation of the API.
You can find it in /api/swagger of any instance (example).
Configuration
Features of Mozhi can be customized and toggled on/off using Environment Variables.
MOZHI_PORT
: Port the webserver listens on (if hosting API)MOZHI_USER_AGENT
: Change user agent used to make HTTP requestsMOZHI_LIBRETRANSLATE_URL
: URL of Libretranslate instance (Example:MOZHI_LIBRETRANSLATE_URL=https://lt.psf.lt
)
These envvars turn off/on engines. By default all of them are enabled.
MOZHI_GOOGLE_ENABLED
MOZHI_REVERSO_ENABLED
MOZHI_DEEPL_ENABLED
MOZHI_LIBRETRANSLATE_ENABLED
MOZHI_YANDEX_ENABLED
MOZHI_WATSON_ENABLED
MOZHI_MYMEMORY_ENABLED
MOZHI_DUCKDUCKGO_ENABLED
Instances
Link | Cloudflare | Country | ISP |
---|---|---|---|
mozhi.aryak.me | No | India | Airtel |
Features
- An all mode where the responses of all supported engines will be shown.
- Autodetect which will show the language that was detected
- Text-To-Speech for multiple engines
- A good API (subjective :P)
- All the stuff you expect from a translation utility :)
Etymology
Mozhi is the word in Tamil for language. Simple as that :P