15API - 15.ai Python API

Unofficial Python3 API for https://fifteen.ai/

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• Website (and the content generated with it) is intended for strictly non-commercial use.
• If you want to publish the generated content online, you should include a citation (simply including 15.ai is sufficient).

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Installation

Requires python >= 3.6

Note: on Windows, in this and the following commands instead of python3, you may want to use python

Install dependencies

python3 -m pip install requests

Grab the fifteen_api.py and throw it where you want to use it.

Usage

As command line tool:

You can use fifteen_api.py as executable in terminal. Launch it with

python3 fifteen_api.py

You will get a list of characters and their available emotions, and you can Visit https://fifteen.ai/app, find the character's name, and use them right there to get your text-to-speech dreams come true as .wav files. (WARNING: Character's name is case sensitive! You'll get a server error if you type them in incorrectly.)

As imported module in python code:

Suppose you put fifteen_api.py next to the file in which you want to use it:

Import class:

from fifteen_api import FifteenAPI

Initialize API:

tts_api = FifteenAPI()

Alternatively, to get verbose output:

tts_api = FifteenAPI(show_debug=True)

Save TTS to file:

tts_api.save_to_file("Fluttershy", "This is a test text", "my_tts_file.wav")

Alternatively, to automatically generate a unique file name

tts_api.save_to_file("Fluttershy", "This is a test text")

Example output on successful request:

{'status': 'OK', 'filename': '15ai-Fluttershy-Thisisatestte-1588057995.wav'}

Example output on failed request:

{'status': 'Reason_why_it_failed', 'filename': None}

Get TTS as bytes:

response = tts_api.get_tts_raw("Fluttershy", "This is a test text")

Example output on successful request:

{'status': 'OK', 'data': b'th3r3g03sy0urbyt3s'}

Example output on failed request:

{'status': 'Reason_why_it_failed', 'data': None}