speak 0.1.2

Text-to-speech for Flutter on iOS, macOS, Android and web, made for short spoken prompts over other audio. No native code to write or set up.

0.1.2

• The lead-in is played only when the audio goes to Bluetooth or a car (SpeakAudio.leadInOnBluetoothOnly, on by default): through the phone's speaker or wired headphones speech starts at once. The route is read right after the audio is claimed, on iOS from the audio session, on Android from where the speech's attributes route (Android 13+) or the connected Bluetooth outputs.
• Includes 0.1.1, which was tagged but never published: the README's guide for moving from flutter_tts, call by call.

0.1.1

• README: a guide for moving from flutter_tts, call by call.

0.1.0

• First release: text-to-speech on iOS, macOS, Android and the web.
• Awaitable utterances with an outcome (completed, interrupted, expired); queue or interrupt; expireAfter; stop.
• Voices with BCP-47 language, quality, network and install state; the best voice chosen for a language; availability for a language.
• Rate, pitch and volume, per call or as defaults.
• Word progress, pause and resume on every platform (Android resumes from the last reported word).
• Audio sharing per platform (SpeakAudio): iOS audio session and Android audio focus claimed right before speaking and given back after a short linger, or held with holdAudio. Modes mix, duck, duckAndPauseSpoken (SpeakAudio.navigation: music lowered, podcasts paused), pauseSpoken and pause.
• A silent leadIn before the first utterance after the audio is claimed, so Bluetooth headsets do not swallow the first syllable.
• Android engine choice (Speak.androidEngines, AndroidSpeakOptions).
• Per-utterance timeouts, and a stop that never waits on a silent engine.