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Deepl Translator

Maintained by Bruno Baudry
Deepler is a local moodle plugin that provides a content translation page for courses and automatic machine translation using the ©Deepl Translation api (Pro or Free).
Price option: Free

Supports Moodle 4.1-5.1 See all versions
Latest release: 6 months ago
Installations: 91
Downloads (last 90 days): 312

Frankenstyle name: local_deepler
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Hello Jonathan, document translation is not available yet. It is kind of tricky as we couldn't control (correct/edit) the returned output from the Moodle plugin interface. It is in the todo list. Should you have a clear and precise vision of how it would work, please document it here https://github.com/brunobaudry/moodle-local_deepler/issues/25
Hello,
We would like to confirm if the plugin supports:
Text translation inside images
Translation of embedded documents/resources (PDF, PPT, DOC, HTML)
If yes, could you please share the documentation or configuration steps to enable this?
Thanks!
Hi Bruno,
I'm currently using the DeepL plugin (local_deepl) on Moodle Workplace, and while the plugin and API are working correctly, I noticed the Atto editor integration (toolbar button for translating text directly) is missing.
From previous versions, I understand there used to be an Atto subplugin included (/lib/editor/atto/plugins/deepl/), but it no longer appears in the GitHub repository or Moodle plugins Directory.
Could you please confirm:
Whether the Atto integration is still available or supported?
If not, is there a recommended workaround to enable in-editor DeepL translation?
This feature would greatly streamline our multilingual content workflow. Thank you in advance for your support."
Thank you.
see [issue 54](https://github.com/brunobaudry/moodle-local_deepler/issues/54) for @Davide Vigano issue
Hi, I have a Pro subscription of Deepl, and I installed Deepl Translator in my Moodle 4.5.1, PHO 8.3.12.
The plugin translates me only headers and not activities or anything else, could you help me?
Obviously I installed the Moodle language packs and the plugin Multilingual Content (v2) (filter_multilang2) is also installed.
@Bruno - I have set up a different course to test things, and I can see the book pages are showing correctly. However, I am having a problem now that the mechanism appears to be hanging with the screen that says
'Please wait ...
When all fields are saved in the database,
I will automatically close
If you are impatient, and want to close this window,
make sure all selected translation's statuses are ....
I don't seem to be able to get it to save the translations.
Hi @Dave Foord. Normally it should translate the Books' pages. Can you give More insights to help me reproduce ? (Best is via the Github Issues page : https://github.com/brunobaudry/moodle-local_deepler/issues
Just testing this out, and so far impressed. With the book module, The title of the book and its description has been translated, but the actual pages within it haven't been translated - am I missing something, or is that a limitation of the plugin?
Hello Peter, yes issues shouldn't be related. Nevertheless we just published a new release v1.1 with code improvments in both areas : database calls and field names capturing. Let us know if it fixed it.
Hello Bruno, I tested this plugin and looks very interesting. However when clicking Save, I get the modal that things are being saved to the database. I let that modal stay for 10 minutes and more but nothing happens. I do not get things to be saved to the database. In debugging I get a warning where I do not think it is related. Warning: Undefined property: stdClass::$translatedtablename in /data/www/mysite/public_html/local/deepler/classes/output/translate_form.php on line 120
Approval issue created: CONTRIB-9571