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Getting Started

Mondo Translate is a cutting-edge neural machine translation service revolutionizing language barriers. Harness the power of state-of-the-art translation technology directly within your AWS account, ensuring unparalleled data privacy and security control. Mondo Translate is a cost-effective translation solution; you only pay for what you use.

Getting started is quick, just follow these steps:

  1. Deploy Resources to AWS
  2. Add translation widget to your web site

Amazon Web Services (AWS)

If you already have an AWS account, you're good to go! Otherwise, sign up for a free account. There's no monthly fee and you only pay for what you use (a perfect match for Mondo Translate).

Next we'll walk through deploying the necissary infrastructure to your AWS acccount. Don't worry, we've done all the work for you so this will only take a moment.

Deploying AWS Resources

Mondo Translate is built on AWS serverless technologies which means you only pay for usage. For example, it costs around $2 per month for Mondo Translate on this web site.

Note: We're in the process of build out our Mondo Dashboard. In the meantime, please email us at hello@mondo.one to start onboarding.

Adding to your web site

To add Mondo Translate to your web site, add the translation library and language switcher widget:

  1. Add the following javascript tag before the closing </body> tag on your web page

    html
    <script
      async
      src="//translate-widget.iife.js"
    ></script>
  2. Add the language switcher on the page where you desire (such as your page header):

    html
    <mondo-translate-widget
      api-host="[[your-mondo-translation-url]]"
      app-id="[[your-mondo-translate-app-id]]"
      native-language='{"label":"English", "code":"en"}'
      languages='[
            {"label": "English", "code": "en"},
            {"label": "Spanish", "code": "es"}
        ]'
      translate="no"
    ></mondo-translate-widget>

    Replace api-host and app-id with values found within your Mondo Dashboard.

    Note: This is a very basic example; refer to the widget configuration for a complete reference.