Translate JSON Excluding JS Template Literals

[Dasun Nirmitha]

Hello guys,

Can you suggest a surefire way to exclude JavaScript template literals when translating a JSON string that includes them?

For example, if my input JSON was:

{
"hello": "Hello ${name}!"
}

I want the JSON output translated to French to hold:

{

"hello": "Bonjour ${name}!"

}

API does execute this way when I try it, but there's no documentation on how the Cloud Translation API processes JS template literal syntax (  ${}  ), so I can't rely on it in a production-level application.

[Nitish Sharma]

There could be multiple reasons for this to occur, One may be Engine couldn't find the exact translation for the entire literal, and return as it is. In that it could work.

Even i am a consumer of this service and i can tell you this, there is a cost associated with each letter/word send over to Translation engine, so its better to have the logic to remove these fillers outside of the request  and once translation content is back, put these filler back in original position. we have been doing the same and it has been working so far, reducing the cost.

I hope it helped.

Regards

Nitish

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