YarakuZen

YarakuZen is an online service that helps translators manage their translation. You can use machine translation through it, and you can also send orders to professional translators. Plus, YarakuZen provides smart and powerful translation memory that should be a great help when you translate.

This WordPress plugin is officially supported by Yaraku, the operating company of YarakuZen.

Getting Started with YarakuZen

First, set up an account for a YarakuZen.com API key. Then copy the key into the WordPress admin menu (‘Settings’ > ‘YarakuZen’).

You’ll find the YarakuZen box added to the editor screen for posts and pages. You can send your text to YarakuZen.com through it.

Available Languages

Currently the following languages are supported for the translation source and target.

• English
• Japanese
• Chinese (Simplified)
• Chinese (Traditional)
• Korean
• French
• German
• Spanish
• Italian
• Swedish
• Portuguese
• Indonesian
• Vietnamese
• Thai
• Malay
• Filipino
• Hindi

1. Upload the entire yarakuzen folder to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory.
2. Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress.

Installation Instructions

1. Upload the entire yarakuzen folder to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory.
2. Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress.

1.2

• Introduces yarakuzen_api_base_url filter hook.
• Introduces YARAKUZEN_APP_URL constant and yarakuzen_app_url filter hook.
• Introduces YarakuZen::trademark() and yarakuzen_trademark filter hook.

1.1.2

• Confirmed compatibility with WordPress 4.9.
• Compliance with coding standards, accessibility of markup, and UI consistency have been improved.

1.1.1

• Confirmed compatibility with WordPress 4.6.

1.1

• Require WordPress 4.4 or higher.
• Add a HTTP header “User-Agent: YarakuZen WordPress Client” to each request to the YarakuZen API.
• Add a link on a Post editor page to the corresponding translation editor page on YarakuZen.
• Allow to send a callback request for update from YarakuZen.
• Removed Japanese translation in favor of translating on translate.wordpress.org.