My personnal SSML Toolbox, first attempt.
You're very welcome to contribute!
As usual:
npm install ssml-toolbox --save'use strict';
// First, get and instantiate the builder, and the tag constructing methods if you need some
// Here we took the specific Google builder.
const { GoogleSsmlBuilder, s, media, speak } = require('ssml-toolbox');
const builder = new GoogleSsmlBuilder();
// You can use is basically to have some text
const ssml = builder.say('Hello world!').toString();
// Outputs: "Hello world!"
// Or you can use all the methods
const ssml2 = builder
.say('This is a new test')
.addBreakTag('500ms')
.addP([s('One sentence'), s('Two sentences')])
.addAudio('http://fake.url', 'This will not play...')
.addSayAs('2018-03-10', 'date', {format: 'yyyymmdd'})
.addP('Wow, paragraph!')
// Google specific tag
.addPar([media(speak('fake')), media(speak('test'))])
.toString(true)
;
// Ouputs:
// <speak>This is a new test<break time="500ms"/> \
// <p><s>One sentence</s><s>Two sentences</s></p> \
// <audio src="http://fake.url">This will not play...</audio> \
// <say-as interpret-as="date" format="yyyymmdd">2018-03-10</say-as> \
// <p>Wow, paragraph!</p></speak>- SsmlTag - The basic element class
- SsmlBuilder - The standard builder
- GoogleSsmlBuilder - Google specific builder
- AlexaSsmlBuilder - Amazon Alexa specific builder