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SpeechYL (spitʃ waj ɛl) is a Web Speech API library wrapper. It helps with the basic usage of web speech api. You can associate a sentence to a function with just a json object.
$ npm install speechyl
A quick tutorial available here.
Documentation available here.
Start by importing the library if you are using ES6
import SpeechYL from 'speechyl'
Or put the script file in the html file :
<script src="speechYL.min.js"></script>
var speechYL = new SpeechYL();
var lang = "en-EN";
speechYL.setLang(lang);
[
{
"recognition": "Hello",
"synthesis": "Hello World"
},
{
"recognition": {
"en-EN": "log me out",
"fr-FR": "deconnecte moi"
},
"func": "logOut"
},
{
"recognition": {
"en-EN": "go to the previous page",
"fr-FR": "va a la page precedente"
},
"func": "goPreviousPage"
},
{
"recognition": {
"en-EN": "go to the next page",
"fr-FR": "va a la page suivante"
},
"func": "goNextPage"
},
]
FAQs
Web Speech API library wrapper
We found that speechyl 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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