How do I connect LanguageTool to Lodol?

Authenticate LanguageTool once from your workspace and every action and trigger it supports becomes available to drop into a workflow. There is no glue code to write or maintain.

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LanguageTool

Language & Translation

Proofread text with LanguageTool, the open-source grammar, spelling and style checker, in more than thirty languages. Check a draft and get every issue with the words it is about and what to write instead, or correct it outright and get the finished text back ready to send. Works on plain text or on HTML, so an email body or a page can be checked without its tags being reported as mistakes, and a long document is checked in as many requests as it takes and reported as one answer. Detect which language something is written in to route it, list the languages LanguageTool knows, and turn individual rules or whole categories off. Works with no account at all; add a LanguageTool Premium username and API key to raise the limits, turn on the Premium rules, and manage the personal dictionaries that stop your product and customer names being reported as misspellings.

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Steps your workflow can run in LanguageTool.

Check textProofread a text with LanguageTool and get back every spelling, grammar, punctuation and style issue it finds: what is wrong, the exact words it is about, where they are, and what to write instead. Works on plain text or HTML, in more than thirty languages, and detects the language when you do not name it. Turn individual rules or whole categories off, or go picky for formal writing. No API key required; a Premium connection adds the Premium rules.

Correct textProofread a text and get the corrected version back, ready to send. LanguageTool's own answer is a list of positions and suggestions; this applies them, from the end of the text backwards so nothing shifts, and reports every change it made with what it replaced and the other suggestions it passed over. Choose whether to fix everything, only real errors, or only spelling, and anything left alone comes back with the reason. No API key required.

Detect the languageWork out which of LanguageTool's thirty-odd languages a text is written in, so a workflow can route a support ticket, pick a reply template or choose a translation target. One request, no API key, and only the opening of a long text is sent, so checking a whole document costs the same as checking a sentence. The answer carries both the full code, such as en-GB, and the plain language code, such as en, so a branch can match on either. No API key required.

List languagesList every language and variant LanguageTool can check, each with the code the other steps take. Use it to see what is available, or to check that a language a workflow was handed is one LanguageTool knows before sending it a document. The list is the service's own and is fetched live, so a language added upstream appears here. No API key required.

List dictionary wordsList the words in the account's personal dictionaries - the product names, people and house spellings LanguageTool has been told to stop flagging. Use it to review what is in a dictionary before adding to it, or to copy one workspace's list into another. Needs a LanguageTool Premium username and API key on the connection.

Add a dictionary wordAdd one word to a personal dictionary so LanguageTool stops reporting it as a misspelling - a product name, a customer, a house spelling. A dictionary that does not exist yet is created by adding to it. Adding a word that is already there is reported as such rather than failing, so the step is safe to re-run. Needs a LanguageTool Premium username and API key on the connection.

Remove a dictionary wordRemove one word from a personal dictionary, so LanguageTool goes back to reporting it. Removing the last word of a dictionary deletes the dictionary itself. A word that was not there is reported as such rather than failing, so the step is safe to re-run. Needs a LanguageTool Premium username and API key on the connection.

Check service statusCheck whether LanguageTool is answering, and how quickly. This is the one action that reports a problem as a value instead of failing the step, so a workflow can decide what to do about it. Being rate limited is reported separately from being down, and the answer says whether the connection carries Premium credentials.