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Hey,
 
I've made my own translation workflow, as the existing ones which I could find didn't quite suit my needs or lacked in some aspects.
 
Features:
"Natural language" input Text auto correction, language auto correction Easy setup Configurable 100% free  
Preview:

 

 

 

 

 
Dependencies:
node.js >=7.6
 
Installation:
Just run the following command in your terminal:
$ npm i -g alfred-polyglot ...or (not recommended) you can download it directly from the GitHub releases page if you don't want to use npm. Note that if you would like to use the npm way in the future you will have to uninstall the workflow completely first.
 
You can also go through the easy, but optional setup.
 
Have fun!
 
GitHub
 

Hey,
 
I've made my own translation workflow, as the existing ones which I could find didn't quite suit my needs or lacked in some aspects.
 
Features:
"Natural language" input Text auto correction, language auto correction Easy setup Configurable 100% free  
Preview:

 

 

 

 

 
Dependencies:
node.js >=7.6
 
Installation:
Just run the following command in your terminal:
$ npm i -g alfred-polyglot ...or (not recommended) you can download it directly from the GitHub releases page if you don't want to use npm. Note that if you would like to use the npm way in the future you will have to uninstall the workflow completely first.
 
You can also go through the easy, but optional setup.
 
Have fun!
 
GitHub
 

type “trans” in alfred not the console bud

Update v1.1.5
 
I've pushed a new version of the workflow to npm, you can upgrade by running
$ npm install -g alfred-polyglot Notable changes since v1.1.3:
 
v1.1.5
- Fixed !set command not working (thanks ErikMinekus)

Hey,
 
I've made my own translation workflow, as the existing ones which I could find didn't quite suit my needs or lacked in some aspects.
 
Features:
"Natural language" input Text auto correction, language auto correction Easy setup Configurable 100% free  
Preview:

 

 

 

 

 
Dependencies:
node.js >=7.6
 
Installation:
Just run the following command in your terminal:
$ npm i -g alfred-polyglot ...or (not recommended) you can download it directly from the GitHub releases page if you don't want to use npm. Note that if you would like to use the npm way in the future you will have to uninstall the workflow completely first.
 
You can also go through the easy, but optional setup.
 
Have fun!
 
GitHub