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This is really amazing. I will complete the Chinese translation work in the future |
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Summary
I added Piper as a new TTS provider.
Motivation
A twitch streamer I watch is using Curses as part of their speech-to-text-to-speech setup. Until now they were using an Azure TTS voice, but they're unhappy with a recent update and now want to switch to a TTS setup they have more control over. Piper is open source, runs locally, and most voice files are CC-licensed, so it seems ideal.
They asked their community for help with integrating Piper into Curses and I volunteered.
Changes Made
UI
I added a new TTS service "Piper" complete with settings:
The user must specify the path of
piper.exeas well as the directory containing the voice files.To this end I added an
InputFilePathcomponent, essentially a text input with a button that opens a file dialog.Backend
The new module
services::piper_ttsexposes two functions:get_voicesto scan a directory for Piper voice filesspeakto speak some text out loudWhen invoking
piper.exeI need to provide it with a file path for the generated.wavfile.I added a dependency on the
tempfilecrate to handle this.Translations
I added a few items to the
ttssection of the translation files.I don't speak Chinese, so I just copied the
enstrings tozh_cnandzh_tw.You'll want to replace these with proper translations.
The error messages produced by the rust module are all in English as well.