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tor-speech

v1.0.13

Published

Text speech api Yandex & Google + Tor

Downloads

41

Readme

logo

README is available in the following languages: Russian | English

Tor Speech

tor-speech - Speech synthesizer from text.

Why ?

When I had the task to convert text from chat to voice, I wondered how to do it, but I did not find anything other than paid services or very resource-intensive scripts, during the experiments I managed to get access to the paid API of search services yandex and google free of charge. I hope my contribution will make it easier for someone life.

Get started

Install the npm module tor-speech

$ npm install tor-speech

or

$ yarn add tor-speech

Examples and description

Connecting the module

const TorSpeech = require('tor-speech')

TorSpeech

The function TorSpeech initializes the connection to the Tor network takes the path to the tor binary file as a single parameter and returns an object with the keys: killTor, yandex, google, langCodes, saveFile. Don't forget to kill the Tor process if you don't use the module with killTor.

const TorSpeech = require('tor-speech')

;(async () => {
  const { killTor } = await TorSpeech()

  killTor()
})()

google

The function google is identical to the function yandex accepts an object whose keys include text and langCodes returns null or an audio file in base64.

object

| key | value | default value | required | information| | ------ | ------ | ------ | ------ | ------ | | text | text | test tor-speech module | no | script | | langCode | object | langCodes. russian | no | script language |

const TorSpeech = require('tor-speech')

;(async () => {
  const { killTor, google, langCodes } = await TorSpeech()

  const result = await google({
    text: 'Hi, how are you?',
    langCode: langCodes.english
  })

  console.log(result)

  killTor()
})()

yandex

The function yandex is identical to the function google accepts an object whose keys include text and langCodes returns null or an audio file in base64.

object

| key | value | default value | required | information| | ------ | ------ | ------ | ------ | ------ | | text | text | test tor-speech module | no | script | | langCode | object | langCodes.russian | no | script language

const TorSpeech = require('tor-speech')

;(async () => {
  const { killTor, yandex, langCodes } = await TorSpeech()

  const result = await yandex({
    text: 'Hi, how are you?',
    langCode: langCodes.english
  })

  console.log(result)

  killTor()
})()

langCodes

ObjectlangCode this is a set of language codes for yandex and google synthesizers.

object

| key | yandex | google | | ------ | ------ | ------ | | russian | ru_RU | ru | | english | en_EN | en |

const langCodes = {
  russian: { yandex: 'ru_RU', google: 'ru' },
  english: { yandex: 'en_EN', google: 'en' }
}

saveFile

The saveFile function saves base64 as an audio file.

| parameters | default value | required | information| | ------ | ------ | ------ | ------ | | string | null | yes | base64 string | | string | null | yes | path to save the audio file |

const TorSpeech = require('tor-speech')

;(async () => {
  const { killTor, google, langCodes, saveFile } = await TorSpeech()

  const base64 = await google({
    text: 'Hi, how are you?',
    langCode: langCodes.english
  })

  const isSave = await saveFile(base64, __dirname + '/google_hi_how_fuck_you.mp3')

  console.log(isSave)

  killTor()
})()

Contacts

My Telegram: @prohetamine, channel

Email: [email protected]

Donat money: patreon

If you have any questions and/or suggestions, please email me in telegram, if you find any bugs also let me know, I will be very grateful.