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tts-googlehome
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Text-to-Speech with GoogleHome, for Node.js
$ npm install --save tts-googlehome
speakToDeviceAsync(host, text, lang)
example
const TtsGoogleHome = require('tts-googlehome');
TtsGoogleHome.speakToDeviceAsync('xxxxxxx.local', 'Hello', 'en-US')
.then(e => {
// -- OK --
console.log('speak OK');
})
.catch(err => {
// -- error --
console.error('speak ERROR:', err);
});
speakToMultiDeviceAsync(hosts, text, lang)
example
const TtsGoogleHome = require('tts-googlehome');
TtsGoogleHome.speakToMultiDeviceAsync(['xxxxxxx.local', '192,168.0.xxx'], 'Hello', 'en-US')
.then(e => {
// -- finished --
console.log('speak multi finished:', e);
})
getUrlfromText(text, lang)
const TtsGoogleHome = require('tts-googlehome');
const url = TtsGoogleHome.getUrlfromText('Hello', 'en-US');
console.log(url);
castUrlToDeviceAsync(host, url)
const TtsGoogleHome = require('tts-googlehome');
const url = 'http://xxxxxxx/audio.mp3';
TtsGoogleHome.castUrlToDeviceAsync('xxxxxxxx.local', url)
.then(e => {
// -- OK --
console.log('cast OK');
})
.catch(err => {
// -- error --
console.error('cast ERROR:', err);
});
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text-to-speech with GoogleHome
We found that tts-googlehome 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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