TranslateKit

TranslateKit localizes your shortcut automatically. Your shortcut can be understood in almost any language using TranslateKit. Includes a built-in language picker with emoji country flags and translated language names. TranslateKit automatically detects the system language to localize the language picker and its menus. It puts the detected system language at the top of the language picker. How-to add to your Shortcut Getting started with TranslateKit is as easy as 2 actions. Run TranslateKit towards the beginning of your shortcut using a Run Shortcut action. Input a Dictionary action with shortcut_name , and shortcut_id keys. This will prompt the user to select a language to use for your shortcut. The Run Shortcut action will output the language they select. Keep in mind it will be in their system language. This sets up your Shortcut with TranslateKit. Duplicate those actions in your workflow but include a text key with a dictionary type value. Fill this dictionary with key value pairs. Example: Key Value MenuTitle Example Menu FirstMenuItem This is the first menu item SecondMenuItem This is the second menu item When run, it returns a dictionary with the same keys, but with the values translated to the language the user selected. Refer to the full documentation for any further questions: https://translatekit.com/documentation Dictionary Guide Key Type Value shortcut_name (Required) Text Name of your Shortcut shortcut_id (Required) Number Your shortcuts ID text Text or Dictionary Standard text or dictionary to translate url URL JSON file URL such as ‘your_shortcut/file.json’. Method for inputting JSON from a file instead of a dictionary value. This path is prefixed with 'iCloud Drive/Shortcuts/' by Shortcuts. Translations are cached for quick retrieval so that if the text has not changed it won’t affect the speed of your shortcut. If it has changed, it will of course be translated again. If the input is already in the selected language, it is returned immediately. After the first run and cache, it’s just as fast as loading your own localizations except you didn't have to translate them! Refer to the full documentation for further details: https://translatekit.com/documentation Badge Here is an optional to include on your page to let your users know to download TranslateKit if they haven't already. Just copy-paste the markdown below: []( Offline TranslateKit requires a stable internet connection to translate or get cached translations from iCloud. Translation speed or loading the cache can be slow as a result of a poor connection. The original text is returned immediately when offline. Localization TranslateKit detects the system language automatically to translate its internal menus, dialogues, and the names for languages. It does not use Mail, Calendars or Location Services to detect your system language. Compatibility TranslateKit uses the default translation actions to detect languages and translate text and dictionaries. This of course means that it is limited by what the actions support. Dependencies: UpdateKit Versions after 2.1.3 are not created using ScPL.