(*) @translate

Directive @translate executes a translation of a field using the API service under field argument provider, or using the default provider if this field argument is empty.

Currently, only the implementation for Google Translate has been done.

Running this query:

query {
  posts(limit:3) {
    title
    spanish: title @translate(from: "en", to: "es")
  }
}

...produces this response:

{
  "data": {
    "posts": [
      {
        "title": "Scheduled by Leo",
        "spanish": "Programado por Leo"
      },
      {
        "title": "COPE with WordPress: Post demo containing plenty of blocks",
        "spanish": "COPE con WordPress: Publicar demo que contiene muchos bloques"
      },
      {
        "title": "A lovely tango, not with leo",
        "spanish": "Un tango encantador, no con leo."
      }
    ]
  }
}

View PQL queries

//1. @translate calls the Google Translate API
/?query=
  posts(limit:5).
    title|
    title@spanish<
      translate(en,es)
    >

//2. Translate to Spanish and back to English
/?query=
  posts(limit:5).
    title|
    title@translateAndBack<
      translate(en,es),
      translate(es,en)
    >

//3. Change the provider through arguments (link gives error: Azure is not implemented)
/?query=
  posts(limit:5).
    title|
    title@spanish<
      translate(en,es,provider:azure)
    >

[View results: query #1, query #2, query #3]