Translator

Translator for PDIS. A web interface for gengo translate. With receipt and email notification.

How to use:

Arch

'Translator' is the bot, for getting receipt and translated file. 'Translator/web' is the web UI, display the information.

ScreenShot of Web.

FIrst page for submit the content.

History Page for get the receipt and files.

Requirements:

nodejs.

npm.

pm2

These project has two componentes. One is at /web for web(UI service, download history file). The other one is bot(get new receipt, files, send email notificaiton by checking it every three hour).

Use bot.

npm install 
node bot.js
## Login with Account and password
# When first time auth with google/account.
# at bot.js
const options = {
  'headless': false,  // no gui browser
  'userDataDir':"./data" // save browser data,session,cookie
};
const logined = false;
# set logined to false, will let you to login at first time. Due to gengo google auth limit.
# Remember to set headless to false. 

If you logined sucessful, change 
# at bot.js
const logined = true;
const options = {
  'headless': true,  // no gui browser
  'userDataDir':"./data" // save browser data,session,cookie
};
# set logined to true, will let you to go to the dashboard page.
# Remember to set headless to true. 

# deploy with pm2, schedule run in every 3 hour.
pm2 start   --merge-logs --log-date-format="YYYY-MM-DD HH:mm Z" --cron "0 */3 * * *" -n bot bot.js

Use web

npm install

# deploy with pm2
pm2 start server.js

Current Arch

Web service and Bot service at other VM at HGR.

Config

example: config.json

# at root folder.
# config.json
# account and password for gengo account.
# mailgunkey for mailgun service.
# targets: a array for notification email list.

{
    "account": "xxxxx@xxx",
    "password": "xxxxxx",
    "mailgunkey": "key-xxxxxxxxxxxx",
    "targets": ["xxx@gmail","[email protected]"]
}

# For Gengo Web Service.
# Gengo API key.
# web/config.json

{
    "publicKey":"xxxxxxxx",
    "privateKey":"ddd",
    "sandbox": false
}