Text-to-speech APIs are easy to demo but slightly harder to integrate well. A useful CLI should keep...
Text-to-speech APIs are easy to demo but slightly harder to integrate well. A useful CLI should keep credentials outside source control, validate API errors, preserve audio metadata, and write a file that standard players can open.
This tutorial builds a small Node.js 20+ command-line tool around the public context-aware text to speech API from FlowSpeech. It uses only built-in Node modules.
What we will build
The command will:
read text from the command line;
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