build(pom.xml): jlink related configuration removed, value for 'mainClass' moved into shared parameter
docs(README): Section added about 'jDeepL' releases, including download url and latest version
docs(README): Section added how to build the code and run 'jDeepL'
Unofficial DeepL App / GUI for Linux based on JavaFX.
Developed and tested on openSUSE Tumbleweed, KDE Plasma and OpenJDK 11.
Due to the fact that this is an unofficial client which use the regular DeepL API, you need a own API Key.
DEEPL API FREE
is already sufficient and provides a 500,000 character limit per month at no cost, which should be enough for personal use.
Limited feature set and just a simple optic compared to the official Windows or Mac App.
jDeepL supports the Free and Pro Version of the DeepL API, the correct API URL will be picked automatically based on the entered API Key.
The Shortcut CTRL + C + C
, similar to the DeepL Windows App, will:
There is no automated release process in place yet, I'm also still testing the most suitable packaging and Distribution format.
For the time being, I'm going to manually publish new releases on my personal Nextcloud instance: https://hub.xlii.cc/s/an7E9E9bgFBpRG3
Latest version: v0.7.4
(SHA256 checksum: 206c13ec820451096bdf07f29e336c6827c750db11554d9dcc68812c8b56c796
)
Clone the repository from your preferred location (Primary: sourcehut / Mirror: codeberg, gitlab, github).
To build the code, ensure you have a SDK in version 11 installed, you can use the package manager of your Linux Distribution or try sdkman.
You also need Apache Maven, either use the manual installation method, your package manager or the version shipped with your IDE.
The Project is pre-configured to compile a fat jar file by running mvn compile package
.
This command will create the file shade/jDeepL.jar
, to launch jDeepL
run java -jar shade/jDeepL.jar
.
You can for sure also copy the .jar
file to any other location you prefer and run it from there.
The primary location of the Source Code is: https://git.sr.ht/~wombelix/jDeepL
Mirrors of the repository are available on Codeberg, Gitlab and Github.
Please don't hesitate to provide Feedback, open an Issue or create an Pull / Merge Request.
Just pick the workflow or platform you prefer and are most comfortable with.
Feedback, Bug Reports or Patches via Email are also always welcome.
Unless otherwise stated: GNU General Public License v3.0 or later
All files contain license information either as header comment
or corresponding .license
file.
REUSE from the FSFE implemented to verify license and copyright compliance.