Video Localizer - Translator

An automated video localizer/translator for native Indian languages.

📋 Table of Contents

• Features
• Documentation
• Testing APIs Locally
• Installation
• Contributing
• License

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✨ Features

• Localizes videos into multiple Indic languages.
• Built on the Frappe framework with background queues to handle concurrent uploads.
• Supports lip-sync for videos, along with translated subtitles for all outputs.
• Enables educators to create profiles and translate video content with a single button click.
• Generates all components of a localized video — subtitles, translated audio, and more.
• Provides versioned APIs for easier pipeline extension.
• Uses uv for fast and reliable package & dependency management.

📑 Documentation

Full setup guides, architecture, API Flows, etc., are available in the Gitbook Documentation ↗.

📦 Installation

Bench Installation

You can install this app using the bench CLI:

cd $PATH_TO_YOUR_BENCH
bench get-app [email protected]:theapprenticeproject/Video_Translation.git --branch main
bench install-app my_app

Note: Manually create the /original & /processed folders under site's public directory (sites/[your_site_name]/public/files/).

🧪 Testing APIs Locally

For quick sanity checks, you can check the sample file at www/test-video.html. It is a simple UI for testing APIs directly in the browser.

• Run bench start in the terminal.
• Open the file in the browser at localhost:8000/test-video.
• Modify/Alter endpoints/functions as per request bodies (as these endpoints are integrated with queues).
• Update the Authorization header if requires credentials (functions are whitelisted).
• Select the endpoint in dropdown and click Run Test(e.g., ping, etc).
• The JSON response will be displayed on the page. You can add more endpoints in the www/test-video.html for testing.

  Subtitle generate API testing using token-based auth.

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🤝 Contributing

For all future contributions:

• Follow the Setup Guide ↗ in the docs to set up locally.
• This project follows Conventional Commits ↗ (adopted from mid-development onwards).
• Check Issues for past progress and future tracking.

• Code Style

  • We use ruff (python) and prettier (JS/JSON) for consistent formatting. (Recommended)
  • pre-commit is for code formatting and linting. An optional install pre-commit config is included in repo if required automatic checks, enable it:

    cd apps/my_app
    pre-commit install

  • Pre-commit is configured to use ruff, eslint, prettier, pyupgrade for checking and formatting your code.

📜 License

The project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file ↗ for details.