Proxy Support

[cefege]

Please Add proxy support so we can decrease the chance of getting banned when translating from Google for example.

[Animenosekai]

We already have proxy support though 🤔

[Animenosekai]

Ohhhh I'm sorry I didn't document it, my bad.

To add proxies, you need to pass your own Request instance, with the proxies.

Example

from translatepy.utils.request import Request
from translatepy import Translator

t = Translator(request=Request(proxy_urls=["<your proxy>"]))
t.translate("Hello world", "Japanese")

[cefege]

Thanks, it's awesome proxies work. Can you please explain what are the differences between GoogleTranslateV1 and GoogleTranslateV2? Which one is the recommended method for large scale translation, more stable? How does the program decide which to use if I select GoogleTranslate? For example if GoogleTranslateV1 fails, does it try with GoogleTranslateV2? Best Regards, Mike

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[ZhymabekRoman]

Can you please explain what are the differences between GoogleTranslateV1 and GoogleTranslateV2?

Class GoogleTranslateV1 are using Google's new batchexecute (JSONRPC) API that are used in Google Translate web application. Class GoogleTranslateV2 uses official API methods that are used in Google Translate mobile application. In a nutshell, they use different endpoints.

Which one is the recommended method for large scale translation, more stable?

GoogleTranslateV2, as GoogleTranslateV1 does not give an accurate translation, see - #22

For example if GoogleTranslateV1 fails, does it try with GoogleTranslateV2?

Yes