{"result":"Ce texte sera traduit en français"}
curl --location --request POST 'https://zylalabs.com/api/5160/instant+translation+api/6589/text+translate' --header 'Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY'
--data-raw '{
"from_lang": "en",
"to_lang": "fr",
"text": "This text will be translated to French"
}'
{"Abkhazian":"ab","Afar":"aa","Afrikaans":"af","Akan":"ak","Albanian":"sq","Amharic":"am","Arabic":"ar","Aragonese":"an","Armenian":"hy","Assamese":"as","Avaric":"av","Avestan":"ae","Aymara":"ay","Azerbaijani":"az","Bambara":"bm","Bashkir":"ba","Basque":"eu","Belarusian":"be","Bengali":"bn","Bihari":"bh","Bislama":"bi","Bosnian":"bs","Breton":"br","Bulgarian":"bg","Burmese":"my","Catalan":"ca","Chamorro":"ch","Chechen":"ce","Chinese":"zh","Chuvash":"cv","Cornish":"kw","Corsican":"co","Cree":"cr","Croatian":"hr","Czech":"cs","Danish":"da","Divehi":"dv","Dutch":"nl","Dzongkha":"dz","English":"en","Esperanto":"eo","Estonian":"et","Ewe":"ee","Faroese":"fo","Fijian":"fj","Finnish":"fi","French":"fr","Frisian":"fy","Fulah":"ff","Gaelic (Scottish)":"gd","Gaelic (Manx)":"gv","Galician":"gl","Ganda":"lg","Georgian":"ka","German":"de","Greek":"el","Guarani":"gn","Gujarati":"gu","Haitian Creole":"ht","Hausa":"ha","Hebrew":"he","Herero":"hz","Hindi":"hi","Hiri Motu":"ho","Hungarian":"hu","Icelandic":"is","Ido":"io","Igbo":"ig","Indonesian":"id","Interlingua":"ia","Interlingue":"ie","Inuktitut":"iu","Inupiak":"ik","Irish":"ga","Italian":"it","Japanese":"ja","Javanese":"jv","Kalaallisut":"kl","Kannada":"kn","Kanuri":"kr","Kashmiri":"ks","Kazakh":"kk","Khmer":"km","Kikuyu":"ki","Kinyarwanda":"rw","Kirghiz":"ky","Komi":"kv","Kongo":"kg","Korean":"ko","Kurdish":"ku","Kwanyama":"kj","Lao":"lo","Latin":"la","Latvian":"lv","Limburgish":"li","Lingala":"ln","Lithuanian":"lt","Luba-Katanga":"lu","Luxembourgish":"lb","Macedonian":"mk","Malagasy":"mg","Malay":"ms","Malayalam":"ml","Maltese":"mt","Manx":"gv","Māori":"mi","Marathi":"mr","Marshallese":"mh","Moldavian":"mo","Mongolian":"mn","Nauru":"na","Navajo":"nv","Ndonga":"ng","Northern Ndebele":"nd","Nepali":"ne","Norwegian":"no","Norwegian Bokmål":"nb","Norwegian Nynorsk":"nn","Nuosu":"ii","Occitan":"oc","Ojibwa":"oj","Oriya":"or","Oromo":"om","Ossetian":"os","Pāli":"pi","Pashto":"ps","Persian":"fa","Polish":"pl","Portuguese":"pt","Punjabi":"pa","Quechua":"qu","Romansh":"rm","Romanian":"ro","Russian":"ru","Sami":"se","Samoan":"sm","Sangro":"sg","Sanskrit":"sa","Sardinian":"sc","Serbian":"sr","Shona":"sn","Sichuan Yi":"ii","Sindhi":"sd","Sinhalese":"si","Slovak":"sk","Slovenian":"sl","Somali":"so","Sotho, Southern":"st","Spanish":"es","Sundanese":"su","Swahili":"sw","Swati":"ss","Swedish":"sv","Tagalog":"tl","Tahitian":"ty","Tajik":"tg","Tamil":"ta","Tatar":"tt","Telugu":"te","Thai":"th","Tibetan":"bo","Tigrinya":"ti","Tonga (Tonga Islands)":"to","Tsonga":"ts","Tswana":"tn","Turkish":"tr","Turkmen":"tk","Twi":"tw","Uighur":"ug","Ukrainian":"uk","Urdu":"ur","Uzbek":"uz","Venda":"ve","Vietnamese":"vi","Volapük":"vo","Walloon":"wa","Welsh":"cy","Wolof":"wo","Xhosa":"xh","Yiddish":"yi","Yoruba":"yo","Zhuang":"za","Zulu":"zu"}
curl --location --request GET 'https://zylalabs.com/api/5160/instant+translation+api/6590/list+supported+languages' --header 'Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY'
After signing up, every developer is assigned a personal API access key, a unique combination of letters and digits provided to access to our API endpoint. To authenticate with the Instant Translation API simply include your bearer token in the Authorization header.
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Authorization
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Required
Should be Bearer access_key. See "Your API Access Key" above when you are subscribed.
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Send a POST request to translate text or a GET request to get the list of supported languages.
The Instant Translation API it is an API that translates text between several languages, with automatic detection of the source language.
The API receives text and the target language code, and returns the translated text.
Translate website content for international users. Convert texts between different languages for corporate communication. Integrate machine translations into global messaging applications.
Beside the number of API calls per month allowed, there are no other limitations.
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The API uses API keys for authentication. To access the API, include your API key in the request header. The API key is provided upon registration and should be kept secure.
The API returns detailed information about the age and history of a domain, including years, months and days since its creation, as well as expiration and update dates.
The POST Text Translate endpoint returns the translated text in a JSON format, while the GET List Supported Languages endpoint returns a dictionary of language names and their corresponding API-compatible codes.
For the POST Text Translate endpoint, the key field is "result," which contains the translated text. For the GET List Supported Languages endpoint, the response consists of language names as keys and their codes as values.
The POST Text Translate endpoint accepts parameters such as "text" (the text to be translated) and "target_language" (the code of the target language). Users must provide these to receive a translation.
The response data from the POST Text Translate endpoint is structured as a JSON object with a single key, "result," containing the translated text. The GET List Supported Languages endpoint returns a JSON object with language names as keys and their codes as values.
The GET List Supported Languages endpoint provides a comprehensive list of all supported languages, including their names and corresponding API-compatible codes, facilitating easy integration for developers.
Users can utilize the translated text from the POST Text Translate endpoint directly in their applications for multilingual support. The language codes from the GET List Supported Languages endpoint can be used to specify target languages in translation requests.
The Instant Translation API employs advanced algorithms and machine learning techniques to ensure high accuracy in translations. Continuous updates and improvements are made to enhance translation quality.
Typical use cases include dynamically populating language selection menus in applications, enabling users to choose their preferred language for translation, and ensuring compatibility with various language codes in translation requests.
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