It looks like when a simple (with no extra information being provided by the engine) word is used as a input, the translation does not occurred.

This is the only example I've found so far:

❯ got -o -f es -t en "hola"
Translated text: hola 

• Engine: Google
• Version: 2a5b336 (got -v don't show a thing. since I just installed I could assume I have the last current commit)

I need to add support in termux but i got complie error

# golang.org/x/mobile/app
android.c:170:52: error: incompatible pointer to integer conversion passing 'ANativeWindow *' (aka 'struct ANativeWindow *') to parameter of type 'EGLNativeWindowType' (aka 'unsigned long') [-Wint-conversion]
../usr/include/EGL/egl.h:136:109: note: passing argument to parameter 'win' here

When a word has no "part of a speech" information, Part of speech: null is shown. For example:

❯ got -o -f es -t en "ah"
Translated text: ah

Part of speech: null

Definition:
- Indica que el que habla se ha dado cuenta de algo o lo ha comprendido.
Use in sentence:
- ¡ah!, entonces tú no estabas

Definition:
- Indica admiración, sorpresa o pena.
Use in sentence:
- ¡ah!, ¿sí?

Definition:
- Indica satisfacción o alegría.
Use in sentence:
- ¡ah, qué bien lo pasábamos entonces!

Definition:
- Se utiliza para advertir de algo o para decir algo que se había olvidado
Use in sentence:
- ah, y no se lo digas a nadie que todavía no es seguro


Part of speech: interjection

- Ha!: ¡Ah!
- Ahoy!: ¡Ah!

• Engine: Google
• Version: 2a5b336 (got -v don't show a thing. since I just installed I could assume I have the last current commit)

Hi,

I like your tool -- it is very hand in "simple" environments!

I only have some troubles with the (pre)selected colors:

Please make them configurable in .config/got/config.yml

• libre-translate
• google translate
• reverso
• iciba
• deepl

Here is a simple example

❯ got -o -f es -t en "adiós"
invalid character '<' looking for beginning of value

Replacing the acute ó by normal/ascii o seen to work

❯ got -o -f es -t en "adios"                                                                           ─╯
Translated text: adios

Part of speech: noun

- adieu: adiós, despedida

Another example

❯ got -o -f es -t en "té"
invalid character '<' looking for beginning of value

It works fine for a sentence

❯ got -o -f es -t en "¿Qué haces?" 
Translated text: What are you doing?

Part of speech: phrase

- What do you do?: ¿Qué haces?

Update:
I found just by chance another input that produces the same error but it does not have acute vowels:

❯ got -o -f es -t en "meta"
invalid character '<' looking for beginning of value

• Engine: Google
• Version: 2a5b336 (got -v don't show a thing. since I just installed I could assume I have the last current commit)

find . -iname '*got@v*'
./mod/cache/download/sumdb/sum.golang.org/lookup/github.com/fedeztk/[email protected]
./mod/github.com/fedeztk/[email protected]

When using got in the oneshot mode with -o, it would made sense to disable coloring and indenting the output as well as the Translated text: prefix in case the result will get passed to some other program, script, filter or pager.

May be adding some "stricter" oneshot mode is worth considering, like with -O, for instance? :)

Really I need it.

The same way we have the "s" and the "t" shortcut to choose the source and the target's language, It will be awesome if we could switch this two languages with a shortcut, let's say "r". So now if we choose english as the source ant french as the target and press "r", now we'll have french as the source and english as the target languages.

My second improvement would be to add support to 2 or more languages: it'd be awesome if we could add 2 or more languages as the targets, to have multiples translations at the same time. It would be super useful if we are studying a new language when you're already fluent in other 2 (or more) languages. It's a feature that I always wanted on google translate but.. well.. never got.

Hey there, love this tool!

It's super useful, unfortunately the navigation is extremely cumbersome and confusing. From what I see, one needs to press Tab to switch to "Language selection" first (which isn't obvious, because it doesn't say how to change tabs anywhere), then use / to search for a language (fyi, typing es to find Spanish won't work, even though that's the short code for it), then type s to select it as source, then type / again, type eng, and then type t to select it as target, then press Shift+Tab (again, not obvious) to switch back to text input and only then actually type the text.

I believe it would make more sense to get rid of the second tab and have e.g. C-f ("from") and C-t ("to") as global key bindings, which would allow for selecting the source/target language from a "popup"/modal using basically the same idea as right now (search with /).

Also, it would be nice if the translation tab would display the translated text underneath "Translated text:" (-> add \n\n) and support a shortcut like yy to copy the translation to the clipboard.

Thank you very much for your effort of building this!

Title basically says it all, got doesn't work anymore because simplytranslate seems to have disappeared