Content Localization CLI
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d10n - Content Translation CLI Tool
d10n
is a CLI tool for translating text content in files or directories using LLM models.
Configuration
Create a configuration file at ~/.config/d10n.yaml
with the following format:
api_base: "https://api.openai.com" # OpenAI-compatible API base URL
api_key: "your-api-key" # API key for the service
model: "gpt-4o" # Model to use for translation
system_prompt: "Custom prompt" # Optional: Custom system prompt
You can use the following variables in your system prompt:
$SOURCE_LANG
: Will be replaced with the source language code$TARGET_LANG
: Will be replaced with the target language code
Usage
d10n <source_path> [options]
Options
-target <path>
: Target path for translated content (default:<source_path>_l10n[.extension]
)-source-lang <code>
: Source language code (required)-target-lang <code>
: Target language code (required)-model <model>
: Model to use for translation (overrides config)-api-key <key>
: API key (overrides config)-api-base <url>
: API base URL (overrides config)-system-prompt <prompt>
: System prompt (overrides config)-format <ext>
: File format to process (e.g.,md
,txt
)
Examples
Translate a single file from English to Spanish:
d10n document.md -target-lang es
Translate a directory of Markdown files to Chinese:
d10n ./documents -target-lang zh -format md
Specify source language explicitly:
d10n article.txt -source-lang fr -target-lang en
Building from Source
go build -o d10n
Then move the binary to a location in your PATH.