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@ysolve/story-visualizer

v0.0.8

Published

A React component for visualizeing historical stories with text-to-speech and animated avatars.

Readme

Story Visualizer for O-CITY

Description

This project is a React component that transforms cultural heritage information from the O-CITY platform into an interactive audiovisual experience.

Instead of displaying plain text and images, it generates a "simulated video" that includes:

  • Voice narration using [ElevenLabs TTS]
  • Automatic translation with [Google Translate]
  • Synchronized subtitles
  • An animated avatar that accompanies the narration

The goal is to provide users with a more immersive and engaging way to explore cultural routes, in multiple languages, going beyond static content.


Key Technologies

  • React 19
  • Vite (development and build)
  • TypeScript
  • ElevenLabs TTS API (voice synthesis)
  • Google Translate API (translation)
  • TensorFlow.js (text embeddings and processing)

Installation and Usage (local development)

  1. Clone the repository:

     git clone https://github.com/ocity-org/videotts.git
     cd videotts
  2. Install dependencies:

     npm install
     Run in development mode:
  3. Run in development mode:

     npm run dev
     Build for production:
  4. Build for production

     npm run build

Roadmap

  • Initial prototype as a React application
  • Migration to an NPM library for integration into the O-CITY frontend
  • Improved audio-subtitle synchronization
  • Integration of custom AI models for translation and narration
  • Extended avatar customization and animations

Contributing

This project is currently under development as part of the O-CITY platform. In the future, it will be published as an NPM package for standalone usage.

Example usage

import ReactDOM from "react-dom/client";
import { TextToVideo } from "./textToVideo";

...


<VideoTTS
      heritageItems={heritageItems}
      targetLanguage="es"
      descriptionLength="short"
    />