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Plugin Translator by Brickfield

Translate either your plugin language strings or core Moodle strings more easily using AI!
Price option: Free

Supports Moodle 4.1-5.2 See all versions
Latest release: 0 days ago
Installations: 38
Downloads (last 90 days): 19

Frankenstyle name: local_bftranslate
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Hi Joseph, many thanks for your feedback and your kind review and rating, much appreciated!
Interesting on your output failing. Would it be possible to know which plugin and language gave you these issues? If not, no worries.
We have had to put in a number of handling logic processes for different special characters, and we are confident we are covering the typical essential ones, but are always happy to investigate and debug where possible. There is also the reality that we can't totally control what is returned by the DeepL or Azure API service.
I wish there was a review service for the marketplace because this is awesome - 5 stars. Seems to have worked great for 10+ languages, easy to use and install and the DeepL pro cost just $6 to get that all squared.
I did noticed that another plugin ran into issues without an error output. I'm not sure what it was, I could do 50 strings but it failed above that number despite working on another plugin. Could it be a special character issue like a / or \?
Hi Dave, many thanks for your kind feedback!
This plugin translator does in fact already have the ability to translate the core modules as well, as we know this is an important feature for many.
What we did was have a toggle global setting (called allowcoretranslation) to EITHER do external plugins OR core plugins, but not both at the same time, to make plugin searching more managable.
This looks really smart - could this be extended to include the core modules as well (not just additional plugins), as I am aware that a lot of the core moodle elements are not translated well into the less popular languages.
Approval issue created: CONTRIB-9960