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speech-synth
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Simple text to speech module built on Web Speech API.
Try out a live demo of the component here
The NPM page can be found here
The GitHub page can be found here
run npm install speech-synth --save
in console while in root directory to add the component to your project.
Import the module buy using a requrie statement:
const speech = require('speech-synth');
or an import statement:
import speech from 'speech-synth';
'Google US English'
speech.say('hello')
speech.getVoiceNames()
Example:
let voice = speech.getVoiceNames()[3];
speech.say('My voice is Google Deutsch', voice);
FAQs
Simple text to speech module built on Web Speech API
We found that speech-synth 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.
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