https://github.com/making/voicetext4j

Java Client Library for VoiceText Web API (https://cloud.voicetext.jp/webapi)
https://github.com/making/voicetext4j

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Java Client Library for VoiceText Web API (https://cloud.voicetext.jp/webapi)

• Host: GitHub
• URL: https://github.com/making/voicetext4j
• Owner: making
• Created: 2014-08-13T08:11:53.000Z (over 11 years ago)
• Default Branch: master
• Last Pushed: 2016-03-27T14:46:09.000Z (about 10 years ago)
• Last Synced: 2025-05-01T01:38:59.003Z (12 months ago)
• Language: Java
• Size: 51.8 KB
• Stars: 14
• Watchers: 4
• Forks: 7
• Open Issues: 0
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  • Readme: README.md

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# VoiceText4J

Java Client Library for [VoiceText Web API](https://cloud.voicetext.jp/webapi)

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You can use VoiceText4J with the following setting in pom.xml:

    

      am.ik.voicetext

      voicetext4j

      1.0.0

    

## Usage

    import org.junit.Test;

    import am.ik.voicetext4j.*;

    

    public class SpeakerTest {

    

        @Test

        public void testSay() throws Exception {

            System.setProperty("voicetext.apikey", "API_KEY");

            

            EmotionalSpeaker.HARUKA.ready()

                    .pitch(105)

                    .speed(105)

                    .very().happy()

                    .speak("おはようございます")

                    .get(); // blocking

                    

            // you can use speak(text, "API_KEY") instead of using System.setProperty("voicetext.apikey", "API_KEY")

        }

    }

`speak(text)` is non-blocking and returns `CompletableFuture`.

To turn this to blocking, `get()` should be called.

    CompletableFuture f = EmotionalSpeaker.HARUKA.ready()

                                            .pitch(105)

                                            .speed(105)

                                            .very().happy()

                                            .speak("おはようございます")

                                            .thenAccept(x -> System.out.println("done"));

## Quick Start using Groovy and Grape

`test.groovy`

    @Grab("am.ik.voicetext:voicetext4j:0.12.0")

    import am.ik.voicetext4j.*;

    

    System.setProperty("voicetext.apikey", "API_KEY");

    

    Speaker.SHOW.ready().speak("こんにちは");

    EmotionalSpeaker.HARUKA.ready().speak("こんにちは");

    EmotionalSpeaker.HIKARI.ready().speak("こんにちは");

    EmotionalSpeaker.TAKERU.ready().speak("こんにちは");

    EmotionalSpeaker.SANTA.ready().speak("メリークリスマス"); // new speaker from 0.11.0

    EmotionalSpeaker.BEAR.ready().speak("こんにちは").get(); // new speaker from 0.12.0

run

    $ groovy test.groovy

    

### Change emotion

`EmotionalSpeaker`s can be changed their emotion like the following:

    EmotionalSpeaker.HARUKA.ready().speak("こんにちは");

    EmotionalSpeaker.HARUKA.ready().angry().speak("こんにちは");

    EmotionalSpeaker.HARUKA.ready().very().angry().speak("こんにちは");

    EmotionalSpeaker.HARUKA.ready().happy().speak("こんにちは");

    EmotionalSpeaker.HARUKA.ready().very().happy().speak("こんにちは");

    EmotionalSpeaker.HARUKA.ready().sad().speak("こんにちは");

    EmotionalSpeaker.HARUKA.ready().very().sad().speak("こんにちは");

## License

Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0.