simple-tts-mp3 package

This package provides two methods to create MP3 audio files from text using the google-tts-api module, it's compatible with TypeScript too, find it on npm!

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| Method | Options [optional] | Description | | ------------------- | ---------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------- | | createAudioFile | text, fileName, [language = 'en'] | Creates an mp3 audio file from text and returns its final path - Promise (String) | | getAudioBuffer | text, [language = 'en'] | Creates an mp3 audio buffer from text and returns it - Promise (Buffer) |

• text - The text to convert to audio.
• fileName - The name of the audio file to create (can include a relative path, ex: ./folder/name).
• language - The language of the text (ISO 639-1 code) (optional, default is English - en).

Check the wiki to see all the languages supported by this package.

Installation

npm install simple-tts-mp3

Usage

• createAudioFile( text, fileName, language = 'en')

// Importing create file method from package
const { createAudioFile } = require('simple-tts-mp3');

// Creates an "output.mp3" audio file with default English text
createAudioFile('Hi, How are you?', 'output');

// Creates an "output.mp3" audio file with Spanish text and promise resolved
createAudioFile('Hola, ¿Cómo estás?', 'output', 'es').then((filepath) => {
    console.log(filepath);
});

// Creates an "output.mp3" audio file with Spanish text inside the "audios" folder and awaits filepath
const filepath = await createAudioFile('Todo bien, gracias', './audios/output', 'es');

• getAudioBuffer( text, language = 'en')

// Importing create 
const { getAudioBuffer } = require('simple-tts-mp3');

// Creates an MP3 audio buffer with Spanish text and resolves the promise with it
getAudioBuffer('Hola, ¿cómo estás?', 'es')
  .then(buffer => {
    // Do something with the buffer
  });
  
// Creates an MP3 audio buffer with default English text and awaits it
const buffer = await getAudioBuffer('Hi, How are you?');