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Along with plaintext translation, support for translating structured documents using MT system is a common and useful feature. * html * webpage * markdown * json * svg * [OpenDocument](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OpenDocument) formats like odt, odp, ods etc

Along with plaintext translation, support for translating structured documents using MT system is a common and useful feature. * html * Supported in MinT, uses a two stage beautifulsoup based parsing * webpage by providing a URL is supported, but has performance issues and bugs with arbitrary webpage translation. Need more testing. * markdown * supported in MinT by converting markdown to html and translating. The translated html is coverted back to markdown * Need to explore if markdown parsers like marko etc can help to avoid going through html format. Need more testing * json * supported in MinT, uses a two stage parsing. Translates values that are strings * svg * supported in MinT, uses a two stage parsing. Translates text, textpath nodes. Does not support tspan yet. * Wikipedia i18n format strings. See {T341544} * Wikitext * The easiest way to support this is going through html format like markdown * [OpenDocument](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OpenDocument) formats like odt, odp, ods etc * MS Word * ..

Along with plaintext translation, support for translating structured documents using MT system is a common and useful feature. * html * webpageSupported in MinT, uses a two stage beautifulsoup based parsing * webpage by providing a URL is supported, but has performance issues and bugs with arbitrary webpage translation. Need more testing. * markdown * supported in MinT by converting markdown to html and translating. The translated html is coverted back to markdown * Need to explore if markdown parsers like marko etc can help to avoid going through html format. Need more testing * json * supported in MinT, uses a two stage parsing. Translates values that are strings * svg * supported in MinT, uses a two stage parsing. Translates text, textpath nodes. Does not support tspan yet. * Wikipedia i18n format strings. See {T341544} * Wikitext * The easiest way to support this is going through html format like markdown * [OpenDocument](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OpenDocument) formats like odt, odp, ods etc * MS Word * ..