use google translator v2

[Sunda001]

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Summary by Sourcery

Refactor the translation functionality to use a new Google Translate API (v2) via an external service. This change includes creating a Translator class to handle API requests and error handling, and updating the translate command and inline query to use the new API.

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Reviewer's Guide by Sourcery

This pull request introduces a Translator class to handle translation tasks using an external API. It refactors the translate command and tr_inline function to utilize this new class, improving code organization and error handling.

Sequence diagram for the translate command

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Client
    participant Translator
    User->>Client: /translate <target_lang> <text>
    Client->>Translator: translate(text, targetlang)
    alt Translation successful
        Translator-->>Client: Translation Result
        Client-->>User: Translated text
    else Translation error
        Translator-->>Client: Error message
        Client-->>User: Error message
    end

Sequence diagram for the tr_inline function

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Client
    participant Translator
    User->>Client: InlineQuery: <target_lang> <text>
    Client->>Translator: detect(text)
    Translator-->>Client: Source Language
    Client->>Translator: translate(text, sourcelang, targetlang)
    alt Translation successful
        Translator-->>Client: Translation Result
        Client-->>User: Translated text
    else Translation error
        Translator-->>Client: Error message
        Client-->>User: Error message
    end

Updated class diagram for Translator

classDiagram
    class Translator {
        - base_url: str
        - headers: dict
        + __init__(base_url: str)
        + detect(text: str) dict
        + translate(text: str, sourcelang: str, targetlang: str) dict
    }
    note for Translator "Handles translation tasks using an external API."

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Introduced a Translator class to encapsulate translation functionalities using an external API.	Added a constructor to set the base URL and headers for the translation API. Implemented detect method to detect the language of a given text. Implemented translate method to translate text from a source language to a target language. Implemented error handling for HTTP and other exceptions in both detect and translate methods.	eduu/plugins/translate.py
Refactored the translate command to use the new Translator class for text translation.	Initialized the Translator class. Replaced the previous translation logic with calls to the Translator class's translate method. Added error handling for translation failures. Updated the response to display the translated text from the new API.	eduu/plugins/translate.py
Refactored the tr_inline function to use the new Translator class for inline translations.	Utilized the Translator class to detect the source language of the text. Utilized the Translator class to translate the text to the target language. Handled potential errors during translation and displayed appropriate messages. Updated the inline query result to display the translated text from the new API.	eduu/plugins/translate.py

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