Audio output via TTS #61
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A very minimal draft, pretty rough rn but it'll do its job for testing purposes, will improve b4 candidating for actual release. To compile on Linux, requires GLIBC_2.32 or higher (if using Ubuntu, this means OS version 22 or higher) and the dev headers for libspeechd (installable via APT or similar package manager)
These should be all iirc
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Trying to figure out what automatic audio output for penalties and set plays might sound like. This version relies on simple TTS backends such as Speech Dispatcher, favoring simplicity over fancy but heavy neural models.
At the moment, this is an early draft not fit for release.
It does what it's supposed to (on my machine at least), but has no settings and lacks many good practices such as error checking, having been written quickly and with next to no prior experience in Rust.
It is intended for testing and gathering feedback about the general idea.
Linux requisites for this version:
libspeechd-dev, I assume they'll be on other package managers as well)The
ttscrate description says it is compatible with other backends on other operating systems, so this should work on Windows or Mac with a different setup rather than Speech Dispatcher in theory, but I don't know any specifics.Also, note that this branch adds the
ttscrate as a dependency, which should be automatically taken care of by cargo when compiling.