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Easily translate your Jupyter Notebooks from one language to another. It translates both Markdown and code comments.
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Easily translate your Jupyter Notebooks from English or any other language to any language. This tool is designed to translate both Markdown cells and code comments.
See available languages at the end of this README.
Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/fernandocarazomelo/jupyter-notebook-translator.git
cd jupyter-notebook-translator
Create a virtual environment:
python -m venv venv_notebook_translator
source venv_notebook_translator/bin/activate
Install the required dependencies:
pip install .
To see the available commands and options, run:
python translate_notebook --help
To translate a single Jupyter Notebook:
python translate_notebook --input-path "./example/nb_en.ipynb" --output-path "./example/nb_es.ipynb" --output-language "es"
To translate all notebooks in a directory:
python translate_notebook --input-path "./example" --output-path "./example_translated"
We welcome contributions! Please see our CONTRIBUTING.md for more details.
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.
If you find this project useful, please consider giving it a ⭐ on GitHub and sharing it with your friends and colleagues!
| Language Code | Language Name |
|---|---|
| af | afrikaans |
| sq | albanian |
| am | amharic |
| ar | arabic |
| hy | armenian |
| az | azerbaijani |
| eu | basque |
| be | belarusian |
| bn | bengali |
| bs | bosnian |
| bg | bulgarian |
| ca | catalan |
| ceb | cebuano |
| ny | chichewa |
| zh-cn | chinese (simplified) |
| zh-tw | chinese (traditional) |
| co | corsican |
| hr | croatian |
| cs | czech |
| da | danish |
| nl | dutch |
| en | english |
| eo | esperanto |
| et | estonian |
| tl | filipino |
| fi | finnish |
| fr | french |
| fy | frisian |
| gl | galician |
| ka | georgian |
| de | german |
| el | greek |
| gu | gujarati |
| ht | haitian creole |
| ha | hausa |
| haw | hawaiian |
| iw | hebrew |
| he | hebrew |
| hi | hindi |
| hmn | hmong |
| hu | hungarian |
| is | icelandic |
| ig | igbo |
| id | indonesian |
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Python tools for easily translating your blog content to podcasts & YouTube
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| ga |
| irish |
| it | italian |
| ja | japanese |
| jw | javanese |
| kn | kannada |
| kk | kazakh |
| km | khmer |
| ko | korean |
| ku | kurdish (kurmanji) |
| ky | kyrgyz |
| lo | lao |
| la | latin |
| lv | latvian |
| lt | lithuanian |
| lb | luxembourgish |
| mk | macedonian |
| mg | malagasy |
| ms | malay |
| ml | malayalam |
| mt | maltese |
| mi | maori |
| mr | marathi |
| mn | mongolian |
| my | myanmar (burmese) |
| ne | nepali |
| no | norwegian |
| or | odia |
| ps | pashto |
| fa | persian |
| pl | polish |
| pt | portuguese |
| pa | punjabi |
| ro | romanian |
| ru | russian |
| sm | samoan |
| gd | scots gaelic |
| sr | serbian |
| st | sesotho |
| sn | shona |
| sd | sindhi |
| si | sinhala |
| sk | slovak |
| sl | slovenian |
| so | somali |
| es | spanish |
| su | sundanese |
| sw | swahili |
| sv | swedish |
| tg | tajik |
| ta | tamil |
| te | telugu |
| th | thai |
| tr | turkish |
| uk | ukrainian |
| ur | urdu |
| ug | uyghur |
| uz | uzbek |
| vi | vietnamese |
| cy | welsh |
| xh | xhosa |
| yi | yiddish |
| yo | yoruba |
| zu | zulu |
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