Alfred's workflow to translate text on the fly

TL;DR:

Translate by a hotkey:

Philosophy

I bet you know that feeling when you need to translate a word (or a phrase) and have to switch to a browser, translate, copy, return back and paste the result. Tedious, isn't it?
Here's where Alfred comes in. I love this tool and use it a thousand times a day. Unfortunately, I haven't found any translation-workflow that suits me* so I wrote my own ツ

* I didn't like the most popular solution because of its verbosity (driven by a flexibility). Though it's may be what you're looking for.

Features

• Translate with only one letter - t*
• Prediction / Autocorrection
• Multiple translations (in order of importance)
• No need to specify the direction of translation
• Select any text and press a hotkey** to translate it without any extra moves
• Copy the result into a clipboard by return click
• Redirect to Google Translate by cmd + return

* There's also an extra Russian letter е which is useful when you need to translate from Russian (no need to switch languages in Alfred)
** The default hotkey is option + t. But you can always change that in the workflow's settings

Version

Current version is 1.3

How to install

• Download
• Open
• Click Import

TODO

• Dynamically define from and to languages and update an item's icon respectively
• Suggest autocompletion
• Generate a meaningful item's Subtitle
• Autocorrect words
• Add multiple translations
• Copy the translation on return click
• Add a hotkey
• Add an extra Russian letter е to launch the translation
• Translate in browser by a hotkey