1. Installing the Connector
This connector is available by default and you do not need to install it.
2. Requirements
You can use this connector with both, a DeepL API Free or DeepL API Pro account. Please note that your API URL might change depending on your account.
3. Configuration
3.1. Account Configuration
You have to provide valid credentials here. If you use a free
account, make sure to update the endpoint url
accordingly.
![Account Configuration](images/deepl_account.png)
To test your settings, simply click on the Test connection
button.
If you want to make use of this connector in a client’s side-by-side translation helper, you need to explicitly activate this connector by checking the respective checkbox (if available).
DeepL also supports glossaries. These have to be created manually and you may use them with this connector. If activated, the connector matches glossaries based on their language. Hence, you can only use one glossary per language.
If you have multiple glossaires per language, this connector will make use of the first it obtains. |
3.2. Languages
DeepL uses standard language codes. Yet, you projects may use country-language codes (e.g. en-UK). Therefore, it is necessary to map your project (country-)language codes to DeepL language codes.
![Languages Mapping](images/deepl_languages.png)