diff --git a/.github/workflows/ci.yml b/.github/workflows/ci.yml new file mode 100644 index 0000000..afb2e50 --- /dev/null +++ b/.github/workflows/ci.yml @@ -0,0 +1,64 @@ +name: CI + +# Checks only: nothing is committed or published. Runs in an Arch Linux +# container with the official repositories, like the package build. +on: + pull_request: + push: + branches: [ "**" ] + +permissions: + contents: read + +jobs: + python: + runs-on: ubuntu-latest + container: archlinux:latest + steps: + - name: Install dependencies + run: | + pacman -Syu --noconfirm --needed git gettext ruff python python-gobject gtk4 \ + libadwaita python-pytest python-numpy pyside6 qt6-svg espeak-ng iso-codes + - uses: actions/checkout@3d3c42e5aac5ba805825da76410c181273ba90b1 # v7.0.1 + - name: Lint + run: ruff check usr/share/biglinux/tts-biglinux tests scripts + - name: Compile + run: python -m compileall -q usr/share/biglinux/tts-biglinux + - name: Translations + run: python scripts/sync_translations.py --check + - name: Tests + # Headless: GTK widget tests skip themselves without a display. + run: PYTHONDONTWRITEBYTECODE=1 python -m pytest -q -p no:cacheprovider tests + + rust: + runs-on: ubuntu-latest + container: archlinux:latest + env: + ORT_LIB_LOCATION: /usr/lib + ORT_PREFER_DYNAMIC_LINK: "1" + steps: + - name: Install dependencies + run: pacman -Syu --noconfirm --needed git rust clang pkgconf alsa-lib python onnxruntime-cpu espeak-ng + - uses: actions/checkout@3d3c42e5aac5ba805825da76410c181273ba90b1 # v7.0.1 + - name: Format + working-directory: tts-engine + run: cargo fmt --all -- --check + - name: Clippy + working-directory: tts-engine + run: cargo clippy --all-targets --all-features --locked -- -D warnings + - name: Tests + working-directory: tts-engine + run: cargo test --release --locked + + pkgbuild: + runs-on: ubuntu-latest + container: archlinux:latest + steps: + - name: Install dependencies + run: pacman -Syu --noconfirm --needed base-devel git namcap + - uses: actions/checkout@3d3c42e5aac5ba805825da76410c181273ba90b1 # v7.0.1 + - name: Lint PKGBUILD + run: | + namcap pkgbuild/PKGBUILD + chown -R nobody pkgbuild + cd pkgbuild && runuser -u nobody -- makepkg --printsrcinfo diff --git a/.github/workflows/translate-and-build-package.yml b/.github/workflows/translate-and-build-package.yml index c68873d..de407b7 100644 --- a/.github/workflows/translate-and-build-package.yml +++ b/.github/workflows/translate-and-build-package.yml @@ -12,63 +12,73 @@ on: push: branches: [ "*" ] +# The job commits the updated translations back to the branch. +permissions: + contents: write + jobs: build: runs-on: ubuntu-latest steps: - - uses: actions/checkout@v3 + - uses: actions/checkout@3d3c42e5aac5ba805825da76410c181273ba90b1 # v7.0.1 + - name: Install Translator Dependencies shell: bash run: | sudo apt-get update - sudo apt-get install \ - git \ - gettext \ - npm - # Install attranslator + sudo apt-get install git gettext npm sudo npm install --location=global attranslate ## Tmate ## - name: Setup TMATE Session - uses: mxschmitt/action-tmate@v3 + uses: mxschmitt/action-tmate@35b54afac29c97fb54faba5b513f8fbd1882f113 # v3.24 if: ${{ github.event_name == 'workflow_dispatch' && inputs.debug_enabled }} + with: + limit-access-to-actor: true - name: Translate Package - shell: bash #-O extglob {0} + shell: bash env: AZURE_KEY: ${{ secrets.AZURE_KEY }} OPENAI_KEY: ${{ secrets.OPENAI_KEY }} + REPOSITORY: ${{ github.repository }} run: | cd .. git clone https://github.com/biglinux/big-auto-translator.git mv big-auto-translator/gettext_po_generator_github.sh . sudo cp -f big-auto-translator/openai-translate.js /usr/local/lib/node_modules/attranslate/dist/services/openai-translate.js - gitfolder=$(echo ${{ github.repository }} | rev | cut -d "/" -f1 | rev) - bash gettext_po_generator_github.sh $gitfolder + bash gettext_po_generator_github.sh "${REPOSITORY##*/}" - # - name: DeepL Translate Github Action - # uses: lyqht/deepl-translate-github-action@v2.1.0 - # with: - # target_languages: fr,ja,pt-BR - # input_file_path: locale/en.json - # output_file_name_pattern: deepl/{language}.json - # deepl_api_key: ${{ secrets.DEEPL_API_KEY }} + # A translation that cannot be loaded, or that uses a {placeholder} its + # source does not have, would break the app: keep the previous catalogs. + - name: Validate translations + shell: bash + run: | + if ! 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License - Version + Version GTK4 libadwaita 1.5+ Rust Python 4 TTS engines 30 languages - 100 tests + 262 tests

--- @@ -63,9 +63,10 @@ Select any text on screen, press **Alt+V**, and hear it read aloud. Press again 3. **Honest feedback** — the window shows the real state (loading the voice, speaking, stopped, error with the reason and how to fix it); nothing fails silently 4. **Reliable global shortcut** — registered through the desktop's own API and confirmed before the app says it works; conflicts are named 5. **Smart text processing** — expands abbreviations, normalizes numbers, pronounces special characters, strips HTML/Markdown -6. **Desktop integration** — system tray with playback controls, MPRIS media controls, notifications, launcher pinning -7. **Modern UI** — GTK4 + libadwaita (GNOME HIG), adaptive down to 360 px wide, light/dark, RTL -8. **30 languages** — gettext `.po` catalogs (Portuguese of Brazil and of Portugal kept separate) +6. **Desktop integration** — system tray with playback controls, MPRIS media controls, notifications +7. **Modern UI** — GTK4 + libadwaita (GNOME HIG), adaptive down to 360 px wide, light/dark, RTL, reduced motion +8. **30 languages** — every string translated; Portuguese of Brazil and of Portugal kept separate +9. **Plain Arch packaging** — every dependency comes from the official Arch/Manjaro repositories --- @@ -91,7 +92,7 @@ Select any text on screen, press **Alt+V**, and hear it read aloud. Press again |---|---|---| | ![Narrow layout](screenshots/narrow.png) | ![Welcome dialog](screenshots/welcome.png) | ![Main window in pt-BR](screenshots/main-pt-BR.png) | -Screenshots of the real application (KDE Plasma 6 fonts/theme, rendered headless in a clean profile; sample history entries). +Screenshots of the real application, version 4.1.0 (BigLinux icon theme, rendered headless in a clean profile; sample history entries). --- @@ -111,6 +112,7 @@ BigLinux TTS was born from a practical need: making text-to-speech accessible an | Jun 2026 | **4.0** | **Native Rust engine** (PyO3): espeak-ng FFI, Piper ONNX inference via `ort` with model caching (7× faster short text). Kokoro Neural TTS integration. Complete i18n audit. Full codebase cleanup | | Sep 2026 | 4.0 | History in SQLite with retention, Piper streaming, systray playback controls (pause/resume), MPRIS mini-player, pt-BR number/date normalization, diagnostics | | Oct 2026 | 4.0 | Kokoro fixed for the global shortcut, silent startup, real loading/error states, *Ready to speak* card, engine status, KGlobalAccel shortcut registration with conflict detection, GIL released in Rust, adaptive layout, tray icon breathing on HiDPI, 100 automated tests | +| Oct 2026 | **4.1** | **Release**: history for every engine, long texts streamed by espeak-ng too (bounded memory), text rules follow the voice's language, complete translations in 30 languages, dependencies from the official repositories only, release versioning, CI | --- @@ -124,8 +126,9 @@ BigLinux TTS was born from a practical need: making text-to-speech accessible an - **System tray icon** — breathes (opacity only) while reading; left-click speaks or stops, right-click offers Pause/Play and Stop while reading, plus Read text, Settings and Quit; the tooltip shows the current shortcut - **Notifications** — what is being read, and a clear message when something fails or nothing is selected - **Built-in voice test** — text field to type and hear with the current voice settings -- **Optional history** — keep and replay previous readings (main menu → History, Ctrl+H) +- **History** — every reading that was heard, with its audio, whatever the engine (main menu → History, Ctrl+H; see [History](#reading-history)) - **Silent start** — opening the app never speaks and never starts speech-dispatcher +- **Long texts** — read to the end with any character limit, including *Unlimited*: espeak-ng and Piper stream sentence chunks, Kokoro reads line by line ### Voice Control @@ -135,6 +138,26 @@ BigLinux TTS was born from a practical need: making text-to-speech accessible an - **Voice selection** — list filtered by engine: "Name — Language · Neural / High quality" - **Kokoro** — expression presets (neutral, happy, calm, urgent, narrative) and blending with a second voice +### Reading History + +Main menu → **History** (Ctrl+H) is always available, also with saving turned off (old readings stay). Saving is on for new installations; settings from earlier versions keep their choice. Advanced options: *Save history*, *Keep the audio*, *Keep the text*, *Keep at most* (100 … 5000 or unlimited). + +- **What is kept** for each reading that was actually heard: the text as given and as processed, engine, voice, date and time, duration, outcome (*completed*, *stopped* by the user, or *error* after sound started), and the audio +- **The audio is the audio that was played**, not a second synthesis: + +| Engine | How the audio is kept | +|--------|-----------------------| +| RHVoice | `RHVoice-test` writes WAV to stdout; the app passes it to `aplay` and writes the same bytes to the history file | +| Kokoro | `koko stream` writes one WAV stream to stdout; same relay as RHVoice (koko's own `pipe` mode plays by itself and could not be kept) | +| espeak-ng, Piper | each WAV chunk is appended to the history file when it starts playing (long texts: one file for the whole reading) | +| Speech Dispatcher | not a selectable engine since 4.0: speech-dispatcher plays on its own, so its audio could only be captured from the sound server — which this app never does | + +- A stopped reading keeps the audio up to the stop (at most a fraction of a second not heard, still in the player's buffer) +- **The page**: cards with the text (expandable), engine, voice, date, duration and outcome; player; copy, *Read again* with the current voice, *Save audio as…*, open the folder, delete. Search (text, voice, engine, date), filters (all dates, today, yesterday, last 7 days; engine), newest or oldest first, list or grid, multiple selection (save to a folder, delete). New readings appear by themselves; pages of 50 load as you scroll +- **Safe deleting**: one entry can be undone for 5 seconds; a selection asks first; files go to the **Trash** (restored files come back as entries on the next start) +- **Recovery**, at every start, off the main thread: entries are rebuilt from the files when the index is damaged (the damaged file is kept as `history.db.damaged-…`), files without an entry come back, a recording interrupted by a crash is finished and kept, durations of older entries are filled in, a legacy `history.json` is migrated once. Nothing saved is ever deleted by the recovery +- Saving runs in a worker: it never delays the start of speech (first audio measured equal with history on and off) and a failure (full disk, no permission) never stops a reading + ### Voice Manager - Install and remove voices for RHVoice, Piper, espeak-ng (pacman packages via `pkexec`) and Kokoro (downloaded voice files) @@ -144,14 +167,16 @@ BigLinux TTS was born from a practical need: making text-to-speech accessible an ### Text Processing -| Feature | Description | Example | -|---------|-------------|---------| -| Expand abbreviations | Converts slang/abbreviations per language | `tb` → "também", `btw` → "by the way" | -| Normalize numbers | Reads numbers, dates and times naturally (pt-BR) | `1.234,56` → "mil duzentos e trinta e quatro vírgula cinquenta e seis" | -| Special characters | Pronounces symbols by name | `#` → "hash", `@` → "at" | -| Strip formatting | Removes HTML tags, Markdown bold/italic/code | `**bold**` → "bold" | -| URL handling | Option to read or skip links | `https://...` → read or skip | -| Character limit | Truncates long text | Unlimited, 1K, 5K, 10K, 50K, 100K | +The rules follow the **language of the selected voice** (an English voice on a Portuguese desktop gets English rules). Each option applies to every engine. + +| Option | What it does | Example | +|--------|--------------|---------| +| Expand abbreviations | Expands slang and titles per language; never inside e-mails, URLs or hyphenated words | `vc` → "você", `Dr. Silva` → "doutor Silva", `w/o` → "without" | +| Normalize numbers (pt) | Numbers, money, percentages, dates and times as words | `R$ 1.234,56`, `08/10/2026`, `21:00` → "vinte e uma horas" | +| Read special characters | Symbols by name (pt, en, es); off: symbols the engines would read are removed | `#` → "cerquilha"/"hash" | +| Remove formatting | HTML tags and Markdown markers; headings keep a pause, numbered lists keep their numbers | `**bold**` → "bold" | +| Read URLs | On: the domain (`https://www.example.com/a?b=1` → "example.com"); off: removed | | +| Character limit | Unlimited, 1K, 5K, 10K, 50K, 100K — cut at a sentence or word boundary | | ### Keyboard Shortcuts @@ -171,7 +196,7 @@ Changing the shortcut (Advanced options → Keyboard shortcut) registers it with ### 1. RHVoice -High-quality multilingual TTS — **the default engine**, installed with the package together with the Brazilian Portuguese voice *Letícia* and the BigLinux pronunciation dictionary. Played as `RHVoice-test | aplay` (no speech-dispatcher), both for reading and for the Voice Manager preview. +High-quality multilingual TTS — **the default engine**, installed with the package together with the Brazilian Portuguese voice *Letícia*. Played as `RHVoice-test | aplay` (no speech-dispatcher), both for reading and for the Voice Manager preview; the text goes through stdin, so its size is not limited. | Voice | Language | Quality | |-------|----------|---------| @@ -179,7 +204,7 @@ High-quality multilingual TTS — **the default engine**, installed with the pac | Evgeniy | English | ★★★★ | | + others | Multiple | ★★★–★★★★ | -A legacy speech-dispatcher backend (SSIP) remains only for migrated old settings; the app talks to speech-dispatcher only when that backend is actually used. +Settings from versions that used the old speech-dispatcher backend are moved to RHVoice. ### 2. espeak-ng (Native FFI) ⚡ @@ -187,6 +212,7 @@ Direct C FFI to `libespeak-ng.so` from the Rust engine — no subprocess for syn - `AUDIO_OUTPUT_SYNCHRONOUS` mode: espeak-ng renders PCM and never opens the audio device itself (it is also Piper's phonemizer) - One-time initialization via `OnceLock`, all calls serialized +- Texts longer than 600 characters are streamed in sentence chunks: sound starts at once, memory stays bounded and Stop takes effect between chunks (the command-line fallback reads the text from stdin) - 100+ languages with basic quality ### 3. Piper (Native ONNX Inference) ★★★★★ @@ -204,10 +230,10 @@ Neural TTS with near-human quality. ONNX models run locally through the `ort` cr ### 4. Kokoro (Neural TTS) ★★★★★ -Neural voices in Portuguese, English, Spanish, French, Italian, Japanese, Hindi and Chinese, with voice blending and expression presets. On BigLinux it runs through the `koko` binary from `biglinux-kokoro-tts` (model + base voices); the Python `kokoro` package (PyTorch) is used instead when installed. +Neural voices in Portuguese, English, Spanish, French, Italian, Japanese, Hindi and Chinese, with voice blending and expression presets. It runs through the `koko` binary from the `biglinux-kokoro-tts` package (model + base voices). - One command builder (`kokoro_voice_service.build_koko_command`) serves both reading and the Voice Manager preview: explicit model, voices file, language from the voice prefix, and a private writable work directory (`$XDG_RUNTIME_DIR/biglinux-tts/koko`) -- `koko pipe` streams sentence by sentence; the card shows *Loading voice* until koko reports that audio started +- `koko pipe` streams sentence by sentence (sentences longer than 220 characters are split, punctuation runs collapsed); the card shows *Loading voice* until koko reports that audio started, and a crash of koko is reported as an error - The selected voice is checked against `voices.bin` before speaking (koko would silently use another voice) - Voice blending: mix two voices (`voice.W+voice.W`); expression presets adjust the speed - More voices can be downloaded in the Voice Manager @@ -287,33 +313,43 @@ Result: a `VoiceCatalog` with every voice plus, per engine, whether it is instal ### BigLinux / Manjaro / Arch Linux +On BigLinux the package is in the BigLinux repositories: + ```bash sudo pacman -S tts-biglinux ``` -This installs the application, the native engine, RHVoice with the Brazilian Portuguese voice *Letícia*, espeak-ng, the tray icon (PySide6), the History player (GStreamer) and the clipboard tools — everything needed to select text and press Alt+V. - -Optional voices: +On Manjaro or Arch Linux, build it from the PKGBUILD — every dependency is in the official repositories (`core`, `extra`), no BigLinux or Big Community repository is needed: ```bash -# Kokoro neural voices (BigLinux community package) -sudo pacman -S biglinux-kokoro-tts +git clone https://github.com/biglinux/tts-biglinux.git +cd tts-biglinux/pkgbuild +makepkg -si +``` -# Piper neural voices (biglinux-testing) -sudo pacman -S piper-voices-pt-BR +This installs the application, the native engine, RHVoice with the Brazilian Portuguese voice *Letícia*, espeak-ng (voices for 100+ languages), the tray icon (PySide6), the History player (GStreamer) and the clipboard tools — everything needed to select text and press Alt+V. -# English RHVoice voice +Optional voices: + +```bash +# English RHVoice voice (official repositories) sudo pacman -S rhvoice-voice-evgeniy-eng + +# BigLinux repositories only: +sudo pacman -S biglinux-kokoro-tts # Kokoro neural voices +sudo pacman -S piper-voices-pt-BR # Brazilian Portuguese Piper voices ``` -### Build from Git +Piper voices can also be downloaded in the Voice Manager. + +### Uninstall ```bash -git clone https://github.com/biglinux/tts-biglinux.git -cd tts-biglinux/pkgbuild -makepkg -si +sudo pacman -R tts-biglinux ``` +Personal data stays in your home folder (settings, history, downloaded voices — see [File Locations](#file-locations)); delete those folders to remove it too. + ### Run without Installing (Development) ```bash @@ -338,39 +374,41 @@ python main.py --debug #### Required (installed with the package) +All from the official Arch/Manjaro repositories. + | Package | Why | |---------|-----| | `python`, `python-gobject` | Python 3 and PyGObject | | `gtk4`, `libadwaita>=1:1.5` | Interface (AlertDialog, OverlaySplitView, Breakpoint) | | `python-numpy` | Kokoro voice download conversion (`.pt` → `.npy`) | | `polkit` | `pkexec` to install/remove voice packages | -| `onnxruntime` | Piper neural inference (system library, dynamic link) | +| `onnxruntime` | Piper neural inference (system library, dynamic link; provided by `onnxruntime-cpu` and variants) | | `espeak-ng` | espeak voices and Piper phonemizer (linked by `tts_engine.so`) | -| `alsa-utils` | `aplay` — every engine plays through it | +| `alsa-utils`, `alsa-lib` | `aplay` — every engine plays through it; `libasound` for the native engine | | `sox` | Volume control on the subprocess fallback paths | | `gstreamer`, `gst-plugins-base`, `gst-plugins-good` | History player (`playbin`, `wavparse`, audio sink) | -| `rhvoice`, `rhvoice-voice-leticia-f123`, `rhvoice-brazilian-portuguese-complementary-dict-biglinux` | Default engine and voice, ready out of the box | -| `speech-dispatcher` | Python `speechd` module; legacy speech-dispatcher voices | -| `wl-clipboard-rs`, `xsel` | Selected text on Wayland (`wl-paste`) and X11 | +| `rhvoice`, `rhvoice-voice-leticia-f123` | Default engine and voice, ready out of the box | +| `speech-dispatcher` | Required by RHVoice's package (the app itself never starts it) | +| `wl-clipboard`, `xsel` | Selected text on Wayland (`wl-paste`; `wl-clipboard-rs` also provides it) and X11 | | `pyside6`, `qt6-svg` | System tray icon (SVG icons) | #### Build and check | Package | Why | |---------|-----| -| `git`, `rust>=1.85`, `cargo` | Fetch sources, build `tts_engine.so` | +| `git`, `rust>=1.85`, `cargo` | Fetch sources, build `tts_engine.so` (also needs `pkgconf` from `base-devel`) | | `python-pytest` | `check()` runs the test suite | #### Optional -| Package | Why | -|---------|-----| -| `biglinux-kokoro-tts` | Kokoro neural voices (`koko`, model, base voices) — BigLinux community package | -| `piper-voices-pt-BR` | Brazilian Portuguese Piper voices | -| `piper-tts-bin` | Piper command-line fallback (the native engine needs only voices) | -| `rhvoice-voice-evgeniy-eng` | RHVoice English voice | -| `xclip` | X11 selection capture when `xsel` is missing | -| `python-kokoro`, `python-pytorch`, `python-soundfile` | Alternative PyTorch-based Kokoro engine | +| Package | Repository | Why | +|---------|------------|-----| +| `rhvoice-voice-evgeniy-eng` | official | RHVoice English voice | +| `xclip` | official | X11 selection capture when `xsel` is missing | +| `biglinux-kokoro-tts` | BigLinux | Kokoro neural voices (`koko`, model, base voices) | +| `piper-voices-pt-BR` | BigLinux | Brazilian Portuguese Piper voices, preinstalled | +| `piper-tts-bin` | BigLinux | Piper command-line fallback (the native engine needs only voices) | +| `rhvoice-brazilian-portuguese-complementary-dict-biglinux` | BigLinux | Extra pronunciation dictionary for RHVoice | --- @@ -412,7 +450,7 @@ biglinux-tts-speak # What Alt+V runs: biglinux-tts --speak | Path | Content | |------|---------| | `~/.config/biglinux-tts/settings.json` | All app settings (JSON) | -| `~/Music/tts-biglinux/history.db` | Reading history (SQLite) and saved audio, when enabled | +| `~/Music/tts-biglinux/` (XDG Music folder) | Reading history: `