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import streamlit as st
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# Define voice, speed, and pitch variables (initial values)
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voice = "en" # English (change for other voices)
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pitch = 1.0
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# (Optional) Text pre-processing function (customize for specific needs)
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def preprocess_text(
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# Function to
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global voice, speed, pitch
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# Call pre-processing function (if implemented)
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# Simulate text input to a text-to-speech API (replace with your chosen API)
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# This example demonstrates a basic placeholder
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print(f"Simulating text input to TTS API: {
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# You'll need to integrate your chosen text-to-speech API here
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# Streamlit App
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st.title("Text-to-Speech
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# User Interface for customization options
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voice_selected = st.selectbox("Voice", ["en", "fr", "es"]) # Add more options
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speed = speed_slider
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pitch = pitch_slider
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if st.button("
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st.write("
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import streamlit as st
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# Text input for user to type keystrokes
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key_input = st.text_input("Enter Keystroke:", key="")
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# Define voice, speed, and pitch variables (initial values)
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voice = "en" # English (change for other voices)
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pitch = 1.0
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# (Optional) Text pre-processing function (customize for specific needs)
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def preprocess_text(text):
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# Implement your desired text cleaning or modification logic here
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return text
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# Function to simulate text input to a text-to-speech API
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def process_text(text):
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global voice, speed, pitch
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# Call pre-processing function (if implemented)
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preprocessed_text = preprocess_text(text)
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# Simulate text input to a text-to-speech API (replace with your chosen API)
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# This example demonstrates a basic placeholder
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print(f"Simulating text input to TTS API: {preprocessed_text} (Voice: {voice}, Speed: {speed}, Pitch: {pitch})")
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# You'll need to integrate your chosen text-to-speech API here
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# Streamlit App
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st.title("Text-to-Speech Announcer (Headless)")
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# User Interface for customization options
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voice_selected = st.selectbox("Voice", ["en", "fr", "es"]) # Add more options
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speed = speed_slider
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pitch = pitch_slider
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# Button to trigger processing of entered text
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if st.button("Announce Keystroke"):
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if key_input:
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process_text(key_input)
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else:
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st.error("Please enter a keystroke to announce.")
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st.write("Enter a keystroke in the text box to synthesize speech.")
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