Right-click to translate (look up) with DeepL translator on MacOS - macos

Question

There is an article (https://medium.com/#mrdoro/fast-translation-with-google-translator-and-mac-osx-817e32233b7a) from Lukasz Dorosz
about using Apple Automator to integrate Google translator with macOS. I did it and it works. My question is - How can I integrate DeepL translator with macOS?
Using Automator you can integrate a Goole Translator with macOS in few steps:
Open an Automator and create a new Service.
The top section set in this way:
From the left column you need to find and grab two functions: Run >Apple Script and Website Popup.
Copy and Paste this code into Apple Script window.
on run {input, parameters}
set output to "http://translate.google.com/translate_t?sl=auto&tl=ru&text=" & urldecode(input as string)
return output
end run
on urldecode(x)
set cmd to "'require \"cgi\"; puts CGI.escape(STDIN.read.chomp)'"
do shell script "echo " & quoted form of x & " | ruby -e " & cmd
end urldecode
How do I change the script to use the translator from DeepL instead of Google?

Answer 1

You can see the DeepL link format by clicking the share button. The links look like this:
https://www.deepl.com/translator#de/en/Dies%20ist%20kein%20Haus.
So your script should look something like this:
on run {input, parameters}
set output to "https://www.deepl.com/translator#de/en/" & urldecode(input as string)
return output
end run
on urldecode(x)
set cmd to "'require \"cgi\"; puts CGI.escape(STDIN.read.chomp)'"
do shell script "echo " & quoted form of x & " | ruby -e " & cmd
end urldecode
If the text is long enough, the source language in the link should also be irrelevant, since the DeepL language recognizer determines the actual language.
The DeepL app that #tecmec recommended in his comment is probably much better than any script.