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light-tts

v1.2.3

Published

Lightweight text to speech

Downloads

3

Readme

light-tts

A lightweight text-to-speech module for Node.js

Installation

$ npm install light-tts

Usage

You can either save the audio as an mp3 file or speak it directly:

var LightTTS = require('light-tts');

// Play the received speech
LightTTS.say(text[, callback]);

// Save the received speech into an mp3 file
LightTTS.save(text, filename[, callback]); // .mp3 extension added automatically

The callback functions are run after the speech is finished playing or the file is completely written.

Options

Here is a short list of the possible options:

  • api_name - Choose which API to use: google or tts_api. google is the default
  • lang - Choose which language to use. Only the google APi supports this option

To set new options:

// Switch to Spanish
LightTTS.set_opts({
  api_name: 'google',
  lang: 'es'
});