Translate articles in MySQL DB with Deepl API?

Hello!
I have a site with +2k articles (Joomla CMS).
I need to translate all those articles on another language.
So, I need a tool which can connect to MySQL DB, then select specific table and column and translate all articles with Deepl API.
Is it possible with Make service?
Thanks.

Hi @lipatovroman,

this sounds very doable for Make but sounds like a more advanced workflow to me.
Have you already worked with Make before? Are there any steps which are unclear to you? :slight_smile:

How fast should this be achieved?

Best,
Richard

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I’m zero in Make :frowning_with_open_mouth:
I can work with php, sql queries.
But have no any experience with Make…

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Okay, programming knowledge will help you! :slight_smile:

So basically you can take the MySQL Module then the DeepL Module and then again the MySQL Module to create this scenario :slight_smile:
You might need to buy limits on DeepL but yeah I guess that’s how I’d approach it! :slight_smile:

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Hmm… Not right now )) But I need it I need this in the near future.

Ok, thanks. I’ll try it.

Richard, I still novice in Make. But it looks that it’s not very difficult.
So, I added my firts module - MySQL connection + filters inside.
Hmmm… Not clear, how to add images in this forum.
So, screenshot - https://directory.audio/images/monopics/2022-11-29_14-34-08.jpg
Next, before I’ll add deepl module:
How to list filtered results from mysql DB on screen?
I need to be sure, I configured 1st module correct.

Yeah, especially if you know how to code you will get around in Make quite well.

You can right click on the module and do: “Just run this module” to see the output

Between two modules you have a filter option :slight_smile:

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