libtranslate NAVER service description

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translate.naver.com service description file for libtranslate

HOW to use

put services.xml file into ~/.libtranslate, then naver engine is enabled

echo "안녕하세요" | translate-bin -s naver -f ko -t ja

Also, I've created node.js version of naver translation. you need to install some dependencies, npm install request raw-body command-line-args would be sufficient.

$ echo 안녕하세요 | ./trans-naver.js -f ko -t ja
{konnichiha}
$

services.xml

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!DOCTYPE services SYSTEM "services.dtd">
<services>
    <service nick="naver" name="naver">
        <group>
            <language to="ja" tag="ko"/>
            <language to="ko" tag="ja"/>
            <text-translation url="http://translate.naver.com/translate.dic" post="query=${text:charset=UTF-8,escape}&amp;srcLang=${from}&amp;tarLang=${to}">
                <pre-marker text="{ &quot;resultData&quot;: &quot;"/>
                <post-marker text="\n&quot;"/>
            </text-translation>
        </group>
    </service>
</services>

trans-naver.js

#!/usr/bin/env node

const request = require('request');
const rawBody = require('raw-body');
const args = require('command-line-args');

const options = args([
  { name: 'from', alias: 'f', type: String },
  { name: 'to', alias: 't', type: String }
]).parse()

if (!options.from || !options.to) {
  throw new Error("from and to should be specified");
}

rawBody(process.stdin, (err, res) => {
  if (err) throw err;
  request.post({
    uri: 'http://translate.naver.com/translate.dic',
    form: {
      query: res,
      srcLang: options.from,
      tarLang: options.to 
    }
  }, (err, res, body) => {
    if (err) throw err;
    console.log(JSON.parse(body).resultData);
  });
});