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@martinkondor/core

v1.0.1

Published

Instant speech translator.

Readme

Harmonia Twitter URL

Build Status

Instant speech translator, with instant speaking.

Getting Started

This is the public repository for Harmonia (@harmonia/core), where issues can be tracked and development is executed.

HarmoniaApp is where harmonia is used.

Take a look at the CONTRIBUTING.md before starting to work.

Usage

Install: npm install harmonia.

Before using it you should define a ha-config.json file with this content:

{
    "engine": {
        "name": "<ENINGE_NAME_IN_LOWERCASE>",
        "key": "<ENGINE_KEY>"
    },
    "detector": {
        "name": "<DETECTOR_NAME_IN_LOWERCASE>",
        "key": "<DETECTOR_KEY>"
    }
}

If you are working on Harmonia you can create this file with the same content in the pids/ folder.

Simple translation

const harmonia = require('harmonia');

harmonia.translate('Perro.', 'english') // Language can be defined with 2 characters also, 'english' is 'en'
.then((result) => {
  console.log(result); // Logs out 'Dog'
});

Speaking

const harmonia = require('harmonia');
const assistant = harmonia.Speech;

harmonia.translate('Perro.', 'english')
.then((result) => {
  assistant.say(result); // She will tell you 'Dog'
});

For Developers

Prerequisites

For development you will need an api key from Yandex or Google for the translation engine, and Detector key for language detection.

Notes

Translatable languages and their ISO code is in lib/ISOlanguage.

Steps

Fork, clone your repository, and set up the packages.

npm i

Make your changes. Write tests for it. Make sure tests pass.

npm test

Then, compile TypeScript files.

gulp build

Run JavaScript.

npm start

Or use nodemon.

nodemon harmonia

Running the tests

We use jasmine for testing, tests should go to spec directory. Write your test inside any file called <Filename>.spec.ts.

Run your tests.

npm test

Built With

Contributing

Please read the CONTRIBUTING.md for details on our code of conduct, and the process for submitting pull requests to us.

License

Copyright (C) 2018 Martin Kondor

Code licensed under the MIT license, see the LICENSE file for details.

Contact

Email here: [email protected].