azure-voice-list 0.1.0

A package to retrieve available voices from Azure Cognitive Services Speech SDK.

Azure Voice List

azure_voice_list is a Python package that integrates with Azure Cognitive Services Speech SDK to retrieve available voices.

Features

• Retrieve available voices from Azure Speech SDK
• Save voice attributes to a text file
• Execute as a command-line tool for quick access
• Use as a standalone Python script within your projects

Installation

You can install azure_voice_list via PyPI using pip:

pip install azure_voice_list

Usage

1. Importing and Using in Python Scripts

You can easily integrate azure_voice_list into your Python projects by importing the necessary functions.

from azure_voice_list import get_available_voices

# Set your Azure credentials
speech_key = "YOUR_AZURE_SPEECH_KEY"
service_region = "YOUR_AZURE_SERVICE_REGION"

voices = get_available_voices(speech_key, service_region)
if voices:
    for voice in voices:
        print(voice)

2. Executing as a Command-Line Tool

Running azure_voice_list as a command-line tool allows you to retrieve and save voice attributes without writing additional Python code.

a. Install the Package

You can install azure_voice_list via PyPI using pip:

pip install azure_voice_list

b. Run the Command-Line Tool

Once installed, you can execute the tool from your terminal:

azure-voice-list

Example Output:

Voice attributes have been saved to 'output/voice_attributes_20230927_123456.txt'

c. Provide Azure Credentials

The command-line tool relies on environment variables for Azure credentials. Ensure you have a .env file in your project's root directory with the following content:

AZURE_SPEECH_KEY=your_azure_speech_key
AZURE_SPEECH_REGION=your_azure_service_region

Alternatively, you can set these environment variables in your system.

3. Executing as a Standalone Python Script

If you prefer to run azure_voice_list without installing it as a package, you can execute the script directly using Python.

a. Clone the Repository

First, clone the repository to your local machine:

git clone https://github.com/BlueBirdBack/azure_voice_list.git
cd azure_voice_list

b. Install the Package

Install the package and its dependencies using pip:

pip install .

c. Run the Script

Execute the main.py script using Python:

azure-voice-list

Example Output:

Voice attributes have been saved to 'output/voice_attributes_20230927_123456.txt'

d. Provide Azure Credentials

Similar to the command-line tool, ensure that the .env file with your Azure credentials is present in the project root directory:

AZURE_SPEECH_KEY=your_azure_speech_key
AZURE_SPEECH_REGION=your_azure_service_region

Alternatively, set the environment variables in your system.

Output Directory

By default, the azure_voice_list tool saves the voice attributes to an output directory located at the root of the project. If you encounter multiple output directories, ensure you're running the tool from the project root and verify the configuration in the script.

License

MIT

Additional Information

• Homepage: https://github.com/BlueBirdBack/azure_voice_list
• Repository: https://github.com/BlueBirdBack/azure_voice_list