Use Microsoft Translate For Localization

By Ziya Mollamahmut

This nuget containes two services, you can use any of them depending on your requirements:

• MicrosoftTranslateService: Directly connected to Microsoft Azure Translate Api's
• MicrosoftTranslateServiceRapidApi: Based on Microsoft Translate services via RapidApi

See GitHub repo

Install

PM > Install-Package XLocalizer.Translate.MicrosoftTranslate

This service is directly connected to Microsoft Azure Translate Api's, and it offers free usage, but it requires a subscription!

• Click here to subscribe to Microsoft Azure Translation Api
• After activating your account and adding Translator services, goto Keys And Endpoints and get the Api key and location (Microsoft provides two keys but only one is enough).
• Add the key and the location to user secrets

{
  "XLocalizer.Translate": {
    "Microsoft": {
        "Key": "...",
        "Location": "global"
    }
  }
}

Right click on the project name and select Manage User Secrets

• Register in startup

services.AddHttpClient<ITranslator, MicrosoftTranslateService>();

• Use with XLocalizer

services.AddRazorPages()
        .AddXLocalizer<LocSource, MicrosoftTranslateService>(ops =>
        {
            // ...
            ops.AutoTranslate = true;
        });

This service is connected to RapidApi, and it requires a RapidApi key and a subscription to any paid or free plan.

• Click here to choose the right plan for you

• Click here to get a RapidApi key

• Add RapidAPI key to user secrets

{
  "XLocalizer.Translate": {
    "RapidApiKey": "...",
  }
}

Right click on the project name and select Manage User Secrets

• Register in startup

services.AddHttpClient<ITranslator, MicrosoftTranslateServiceRapidApi>();

• Use with XLocalizer

services.AddRazorPages()
        .AddXLocalizer<LocSource, MicrosoftTranslateServiceRapidApi>(ops =>
        {
            // ...
            ops.AutoTranslate = true;
        });