Sapi makes creating Virtual Assistant very simple. Sapi uses the pyttsx3 engine to function
Here are some functions:
- speak():
speak() allows you to make your Virtual Assistant talk. Example: speak(‘Hello, World’)
- create():
create() allows you to make a file with your Virtual Assistant voice. Example: speak(‘Hello, World’, ‘test.mp4’)
- set_rate():
set_rate() allows you to set the rate your Virtual Assistant voice. Example: set_rate(125)
- set_volume():
set_volume() allows you to set the volume your Virtual Assistant voice. Example: set_volume(1.0)
- set_gender():
set_gender() allows you to set the voice your Virtual Assistant. Example: set_gender(voices[1].id) for a female voice set_gender(voices[0].id) for a male voice
Change Log
0.0.1 (4/9/2021)
First Release
Created By: Parteek Deol (http://parteekdeol.netlify.app)
1 maintainer
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