v1
(CAT tool) and v2
API versions./translate
endpoint. Going forward, /translate
will accept only POST requests with data included in the request body.Authorization
./translate
endpoint using POST, not GET. This also means you will not be able to send such requests using only a URL. You will need to send data in the request body, not in query parameters.
This example from the documentation shows an HTTP POST request to translate the English sentence “Hello, world!” into German.
Authorization
, like this:
Authorization
header, please see the documentation.
Going forward, you will not be able to authorize any request, to any endpoint, by including your API key in an auth_key
query parameter.
auth_key
parameter will fail as well.