#!/usr/bin/env python3 # -*- coding: utf-8 -*- # FUNTION TO PROCESS THEATRE SCRIPT import re from instructions import characters # from instructions import directions def read_script(filename): lines = [] with open(filename, 'r') as f: for line in f.readlines(): #print(line) parts = re.match(r'(?P^.+?):\s?(\[(?P[^]]+)\])?\s?(?P.*)', line) parts_character = parts.group('character') parts_text = parts.group('text') parts_directions = str(parts.group('stage_directions')).split(".") lines.append((parts_character,parts_text,parts_directions)) print(lines) return lines; # FUNCTION TO SYNTHESIZE TEXT # based on https://github.com/marytts/marytts-txt2wav/tree/python # To play wave files import pygame import math # For ceiling # Mary server informations mary_host = "localhost" mary_port = "59125" # HTTP + URL packages import httplib2 from urllib.parse import urlencode, quote # For URL creation def tts(string, text): # Build the query query_hash = {"INPUT_TEXT": input_text, "INPUT_TYPE":"TEXT", # Input text "LOCALE":"en_GB", "VOICE": voice, # Voice informations (need to be compatible) "OUTPUT_TYPE":"AUDIO", "AUDIO":"WAVE", # Audio informations (need both) } query = urlencode(query_hash) print("query = \"http://%s:%s/process?%s\"" % (mary_host, mary_port, query)) # Run the query to mary http server h_mary = httplib2.Http() resp, content = h_mary.request("http://%s:%s/process?" % (mary_host, mary_port), "POST", query) # Decode the wav file or raise an exception if no wav files if (resp["content-type"] == "audio/x-wav"): # Write the wav file f = open("/tmp/output_wav.wav", "wb") f.write(content) f.close() # Play the wav file pygame.mixer.init(frequency=16000) # Initialise the mixer s = pygame.mixer.Sound("/tmp/output_wav.wav") s.play() pygame.time.wait(int(math.ceil(s.get_length() * 1000))) else: raise Exception(content) # RUN THE PLAY for character, line, directions in read_script('plays/text.txt'): input_text = line voice = characters.get(character) # Some way to do something with the stage directions will come here tts(voice, input_text)