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tts-webui-extension-generator

v2.2.1

Published

Extension generator for TTS Generation WebUI - creates boilerplate extensions with proper structure

Downloads

27

Readme

TTS WebUI Extension Generator

A command-line tool to generate boilerplate extensions for TTS Generation WebUI.

Installation & Usage

Using npx (Recommended)

npx tts-webui-extension-generator my_awesome_extension

Global Installation

npm install -g tts-webui-extension-generator
tts-webui-generate-extension my_awesome_extension

What it creates

The generator creates a complete extension structure:

extension_my_awesome_extension/
├── extension_my_awesome_extension/
│   ├── __init__.py
│   └── main.py
├── setup.py
├── README.md
└── LICENSE

Generated Files

  • main.py: Contains the main extension logic with:
    • UI function using Gradio components
    • extension__tts_generation_webui() function with metadata
    • Standalone demo for testing
  • setup.py: Python package configuration
  • __init__.py: Package initialization
  • README.md: Documentation template
  • LICENSE: MIT license template

Extension Structure

The generated extension follows the TTS WebUI extension pattern:

def extension__tts_generation_webui():
    return {
        "package_name": "extension_my_awesome_extension",
        "name": "My Awesome Extension",
        "requirements": "git+https://github.com/yourusername/extension_my_awesome_extension@main",
        "description": "A template extension for TTS Generation WebUI",
        "extension_type": "interface",
        "extension_class": "tools",
        # ... more metadata
    }

Development Workflow

  1. Generate extension:

    npx tts-webui-extension-generator my_extension
    cd extension_my_extension
  2. Test standalone:

    python extension_my_extension/main.py
  3. Customize:

    • Edit main.py to implement your functionality
    • Update metadata (author, description, repository URLs)
    • Add dependencies to setup.py
  4. Publish:

    • Create GitHub repository
    • Push your code
    • Update the requirements URL in main.py

Extension Types

The generator creates interface type extensions by default. You can modify the extension_type and extension_class in the generated code:

  • Extension Types: interface, decorator
  • Extension Classes: tools, audio-conversion, text-to-speech, outputs, etc.

Requirements

  • Node.js 14+
  • Git (for repository initialization)

Contributing

Issues and pull requests welcome at GitHub.

License

MIT License