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react-native-speech-to-text
React Native module that allows you to call native speech recognition API and to get the text recognized in return. This is a work in progress since it only works on Android for now. The work on iOS is nearly finished.
- 0.0.2
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React Native Speech to Text
React Native module that allows you to call native speech recognition API and to get the text recognized in return. This is a work in progress since it only works on Android for now. The work on iOS is nearly finished.
The full project will be uploaded in the next days (note added the 2 February 17).
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React Native module that allows an React Native application to call native speech recognition APIs and to get the recognized text in return. This is a work in progress since it only works on Android. Although the work on iOS is almost finished.
We found that react-native-speech-to-text demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
Package last updated on 03 Feb 2017
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