def test_pronunciation():
stt_client = stt_provider.stt_client
# If they're not in study mode, use this as a shortcut to open settings
if not mw.reviewer.card:
settings_dialog()
return
# Make sure that the field on the card exists
field_to_read = stt_client.get_field_to_read()
if field_to_read not in mw.reviewer.card.note():
show_error_dialog(
f'This plugin needs to know which field you are reading. '
f'It\'s looking for a field named: "{field_to_read}", '
f'but there is no field named: "{field_to_read}" on the current card. '
f'Please check the settings.', True)
return
# Validate anything else
try:
stt_client.pre_stt_validate()
except STTError as e:
show_error_dialog(str(e), e.show_settings)
return
to_read_text = mw.reviewer.card.note()[field_to_read]
to_read_text = strip_all_punc(remove_html(to_read_text)).strip()
def after_record(recorded_voice):
# If the user canceled the recording, do nothing and return
if not recorded_voice:
return
try:
tts_result = stt_client.get_stt_results(recorded_voice)
tts_result = strip_all_punc(tts_result).strip()
diff_and_show_result(to_read_text, tts_result,
stt_client.get_language_code())
except STTError as e:
show_error_dialog(str(e), e.show_settings)
return
# This stores the file as "rec.wav" in a tmp directory (for me it's /tmp/anki_tmp/rec.wav)
# It will overwrite the file every time, so there's no need to delete it after.
record_audio(mw, mw, False, after_record)
def onRecordVoice(self) -> None:
def after_record(path: str) -> None:
self._recordedAudio = path
self.onReplayRecorded()
record_audio(self.mw, self.mw, False, after_record)