azure_speech_recognition_null_safety 0.9.5
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azure_speech_recognition with sound null safety.
Azure Speech Recognition for Flutter #
See original project by cristianbregant: https://github.com/cristianbregant/azure_speech_recognition
Getting Started #
This project is a starting point for using the Azure Speech Recognition Services in Flutter.
Currently, the library supports both the Android and the iOS platform.
Important: To use this plugin you must have already created an account on the cognitive service page.
Installation #
To install the package use the latest version:
azure_speech_recognition_null_safety: ^<insert_latest_version_here>
Usage #
import 'package:azure_speech_recognition_null_safety/azure_speech_recognition_null_safety.dart';
Initializer #
The language default setting is "en-EN" but you could use what you want (if it is supported). The segmentation silence timeout default is 1000 ms. (It must be an integer in the range 100 to 5000)
AzureSpeechRecognition.initialize("your_subscription_key", "your_server_region", lang: "it-IT", timeout: "3000");
Types of recognition #
Simple voice recognition #
Performs speech recognition until silence is detected.
-
Returns the final transcription in the
setFinalTranscription
call (only calls the method once, when it has detected silence). -
Returns partial results that are prone to change in the
setRecognitionResultHandler
call (is called multiple times, every time a new partial transcription is received).
AzureSpeechRecognition.simpleVoiceRecognition();
Continuous voice recognition #
Calling the method toggles the speech recognition on or off.
Warning: You must always stop the recognition manually to avoid memory leaks.
-
Continuosly returns the finalized transcriptions through a call to
setFinalTranscription
(calls it every time a final transcription is received, and won't stop calling it until the recognition is manually stopped). -
Continuosly returns the partial transcriptions through a call to
setRecognitionResultHandler
(calls it every time a final transcription is received, and won't stop calling it until the recognition is manually stopped).
AzureSpeechRecognition.continuousRecording();
Example program #
See the example/
folder for a complete Flutter application.
AzureSpeechRecognition _speechAzure;
void activateSpeechRecognizer(){
// MANDATORY INITIALIZATION
AzureSpeechRecognition.initialize("your_subscription_key", "your_server_region", lang: "it-IT", timeout: "3000");
_speechAzure.setFinalTranscription((text) {
// do what you want with your final transcription
});
_speechAzure.setRecognitionStartedHandler(() {
// called at the start of recognition (it could also not be used)
});
}
@override
void initState() {
_speechAzure = new AzureSpeechRecognition();
activateSpeechRecognizer();
super.initState();
}
// This is the function you'll call to start the recognition
Future recognizeVoice() async {
try {
AzureSpeechRecognition.simpleVoiceRecognition();
} on PlatformException catch (e) {
print("Failed start the recognition: '${e.message}'.");
}
}