Say Me Something

A text to speak library with embedded cache system.

Install

pip3 install say-me-something

Using

In another script

from say_me_something import say

# say(text = None, language = "en", no_cache = False, reset = False, no_speak = False)

say("Hello")

In command line

  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -t TEXT [TEXT ...], --text TEXT [TEXT ...]
                        Text
  -l LANGUAGE, --language LANGUAGE
                        Language
  -nc, --nocache        No cache
  -r, --reset           Reset (removing the caches)
  -ns, --nospeak        No speak

say -t Hello

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