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Alfred dict.cc workflow
Alfred workflow to get bidirectional translations from dict.cc.
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Table of Contents
- Table of Contents
- Download
- Installation
- Supported Languages
- Command
- Default Language Pair
- Development
- Maintainers
- Contributing
- Support
- Other Projects
- License
Download
Click here and download Dict.cc.alfredworkflow
.
Installation
Just double click the Dict.cc.alfredworkflow
file and Alfred should pick it up automatically.
Permissions
Since Catalina, you need to tell MacOS that it's okay to run the included binaries. For that, you have the following two options:
Give execute permissions to the included binaries
Open the workflow directory
Right click on the dictcc_*
binary for your platform (Intel Macs dictcc_amd64
, M1 Macs dictcc_arm64
) and select Open
in the pop up.
This will open a Terminal window and you should see an error message. However, you have now indicated to MacOS that it's okay to run the binary.
Close all windows and you're good to go.
Give execute permissions to Alfred in general
Beware that the following configuration applies to all workflows you have currently installed and all future ones.
Why do I need to do that?
Since MacOS Catalina Apple does not allow running arbitrary binaries unless they are notarized. Developers can notarize their binaries if they enroll for the Apple Developer Program which is around $100 per year. Since I am not enrolled, I can't notarize the binaries, and we need to live with the above inconvenience :/
Supported Languages
English, German, French, Swedish, Spanish, Bulgarian, Romanian, Italian, Portuguese, Russian
Command
dict lang1 lang2 word_to_translate
You can omit lang1
and lang2
to just translate between german and english (both directions!). See below to customise the default language pair.
Possible values for lang1
and lang2
:
Abbreviation | Language |
---|---|
en, eng | english |
de, ger | german |
fr, fra | french |
sv, swe | swedish |
es, esp | spanish |
bg, bul | bulgarian |
ro, rom | romanian |
it, ita | italian |
pt, por | portuguese |
ru, rus | russian |
Default Language Pair
You may not want the translations to be between english and german by default. To change this behaviour open the Alfred preferences, go to Workflows
, select Dict.cc
and click on the Configure workflow and variables
button in the top right corner.
You should find the following two workflow environment variables:
from_language
to_language
Assign both variables one of the above abbreviations (either the two letter or three letter form). In the screenshot above the configuration says
from_language
-fra
to_language
-en
to translate between french and english by default.
Note: Although the variables are named from_
and to_
the translations will be bidirectional, so the order shouldn't really matter.
Development
Build the workflow:
GOOS=darwin GOARCH=arm64 go build -o dictcc_arm64 main.go
GOOS=darwin GOARCH=amd64 go build -o dictcc_amd64 main.go
Move both binaries to the workflow folder. For development I'd recommend symlinking them.
Maintainers
Contributing
Feel free to dive in! Open an issue or submit PRs.
Support
It would really make my day if you supported this project through Buy Me A Coffee.
Other Projects
You may be interested in one of my other projects:
nebula
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- Command line peer-to-peer data transfer tool based on libp2p.image-stego
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License
Apache License Version 2.0 © Dennis Trautwein