This GitHub action translates your markdown files into multiple languages using the GPT-3.5 model.
The OpenAI API is currently not available for free. You need an API Key issued with a paid account to use this workflow.
Summary of this README by GPT-4
> - This is a GitHub Action that uses GPT-3.5 to translate markdown files into multiple languages. > - To use, create a comment with /gpt-translate or /gt in an issue or pull request, specifying input/output file paths and target language. > - The translated files will be created as a pull request (on issues) or added to the existing pull request as a new commit (on pull requests).
🧐 Current Status
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The action supports translating single markdown files only.
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The command can be executed exclusively by individuals with write permissions to the repository.
These limitations prevent API abuse by non-trusted parties.
I'm considering per-directory translation and multiple selection features for future implementation.
- Enable
Read and write permissions - Enable
Allow GitHub Actions to create and approve pull requests
- Set your API key(
OPENAI_API_KEY) to secrets
- Provide the OPENAI_API_KEY as apiKey.
- Set
onto trigger when a comment is created (types: [ created ]). - Checkout in advance(
actions/checkout@v3).
- Configure if to run only when
/gpt-translateor/gtis present in the comment.
👇 Here is a minimal workflow example:
# .github/workflows/gpt-translate.yml
name: GPT Translate
on:
issue_comment:
types: [ created ]
jobs:
gpt_translate:
runs-on: ubuntu-latest
steps:
- uses: actions/checkout@v3
- name: Run GPT Translate
if: |
contains(github.event.comment.body, '/gpt-translate') ||
contains(github.event.comment.body, '/gt')
uses: 3ru/[email protected]
with:
apikey: ${{ secrets.OPENAI_API_KEY }}/gpt-translate [input filepath] [output filepath] [target language]
You can use /gt as a shorthand for /gpt-translate.
1.Create a comment with /gpt-translate or /gt in an issue or pull request.
2.【On issue】Translated files will be created as a pull request.
2.【On pull request】Translated files will be added to the pull request with new commit.
In other words, if you keep commenting on an issue, new PRs will continuously be created. If you keep commenting on a PR, new commits will continuously be added to that PR.
/gpt-translate README.md zh-TW/README.md traditional-chinese
Translate README.md into traditional Chinese and place it under the zh-TW directory.
Any language interpreted by GPT-3.5
MIT License