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speech-synthesis

v0.3.2

Published

Speaks using the Web Speech API.

Downloads

183

Readme

speech-synthesis Build Status

Speaks using the Web Speech API

Install

$ npm install --save speech-synthesis

Usage

var speechSynthesis = require('speech-synthesis');

speechSynthesis('Hello World', 'en-IN');

// or

speechSynthesis('Hello World', 'veena');

API

speechSynthesis(message, voiceType)

message

Required
Type: string

Lorem ipsum.

voiceType:

Either of langs or name (Case insenstive):

langs: js speechSynthesis.langs

["en-US", "en-GB", "es-ES", "fr-FR", "it-IT", "de-DE", "ja-JP", "ko-KR", "zh-CN", "en-IN", "sv-SE", "fr-CA", "he-IL", "id-ID", 
 "es-AR", "nl-BE", "en", "ro-RO", "pt-PT", "th-TH", "en-AU", "sk-SK", "hi-IN", "pt-BR", "hu-HU", "zh-TW", "el-GR", "ru-RU", 
 "en-IE", "nb-NO", "es-MX", "da-DK", "fi-FI", "zh-HK", "ar-SA", "en-ZA", "nl-NL", "tr-TR", "pl-PL", "cs-CZ"]

P.S: If lang is provide, the first match is selected as the voice, to select a specific voice use name for now.

names: js speechSynthesis.names

["Google US English", "Google UK English Male", "Google UK English Female", "Google Español", "Google Français", 
 "Google Italiano", "Google Deutsch", "Google 日本人", "Google 한국의", "Google 中国的", "Veena", "Agnes", "Albert", 
 "Alex", "Alice", "Alva", "Amelie", "Anna", "Bad News", "Bahh", "Bells", "Boing", "Bruce", "Bubbles", "Carmit", 
 "Cellos", "Damayanti", "Daniel", "Deranged", "Diego", "Ellen", "Fiona", "Fred", "Good News", "Hysterical", 
 "Ioana", "Joana", "Junior", "Kanya", "Karen", "Kathy", "Kyoko", "Laura", "Lekha", "Luciana", "Mariska", 
 "Mei-Jia", "Melina", "Milena", "Moira", "Monica", "Nora", "Paulina", "Pipe Organ", "Princess", "Ralph", 
 "Samantha", "Sara", "Satu", "Sin-ji", "Tarik", "Tessa", "Thomas", "Ting-Ting", "Trinoids", "Vicki", 
 "Victoria", "Whisper", "Xander", "Yelda", "Yuna", "Zarvox", "Zosia", "Zuzana"]

Note: This modules works only in these browsers for now.

License

MIT © hemanth