Plug-in Architecture Design Principles
Bob adopts microkernel architecture design, the core engine only handles the basic text conversion function, and interfaces with third-party services through standardized interface specifications (including Auth authentication interface, Query query interface, Result parsing interface). The system supports two types of plug-in extensions: 1) translation service plug-ins (12 engines such as DeepL and Google have been integrated); 2) function enhancement plug-ins (e.g., terminology database management, translation memory, etc.). Users can freely install and configure plug-ins in the plug-in market of preference settings, and API keys follow system-level key chain encryption storage.
Practical application value
The design brings three core advantages: 1) enterprise users can privately deploy in-house translation engines; 2) developers can develop customized functions based on the SDK; and 3) support for hybrid translation strategies that combine different engines on demand. For example, legal practitioners can load both Google Translate (general scenarios) and Trados terminology library (specialized fields) to achieve intelligent hierarchical translation. By default, the system provides a complete API access program for the Volcano Engine plug-in, and the response latency is controlled within 300ms.
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