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RoboTalk

An Android app to convert text to speech and vice versa.

Features

Splash

This is the home screen of the RoboTalk application.

Sign-In

  • Sign-in can be done using User's Email/Google/Facebook account.
  • Sign-in can be skipped by continuing as guest.

Options Activity

  • User can select either service to start - Speech to Text or Text to Speech Conversion.
  • Clicking on LOG OUT Button redirects the user to Sign-In Window.

Speech to Text

Clicking on START Button starts the recording of speech for conversion to text.

Text to Speech

  • User can input any text for conversion to Speech.
  • Conversion starts after clicking button.
  • Pitch and speed of Speech can be changed by User.

Getting Started

  • Fork the repository by clicking on the fork button present on the repository page

This will automatically create your fork of the original repository.
  • Checkout the forked repository on your Android Studio development platform using the forked repository's link (for example https://github.com/yourusername/RoboTalk.git )
    The link can be obtained by clicking on the "Clone or Download" Button present in your forked repo's page.

  • Make changes in Android Studio and push your updates onto the forked repository.

  • Do updates on your forked repository (if required).

  • After making all the changes in your repo, create a pull request properly stating the updates made by you and if possible provide screenshots.
    For creating the pull request,click on "New Pull Request" Button present on your forked repo's page which opens a new page, in which there is an area for briefly mentioning the issue you solved/your updates. Finally, click on "Create Pull Request" button.

  • Wait for the collaborators to review your work. If any changes are recommended by them, do so with a proper comment in your pull request.

For any clarification, please ask the collaborators.