示例#1
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    def test_ssml_support(self, _):

        sentence = "<speak>Prosody can be used to change the way words " \
                   "sound. The following words are " \
                   "<prosody volume='x-loud'> " \
                   "quite a bit louder than the rest of this passage. " \
                   "</prosody> Each morning when I wake up, " \
                   "<prosody rate='x-slow'>I speak quite slowly and " \
                   "deliberately until I have my coffee.</prosody> I can " \
                   "also change the pitch of my voice using prosody. " \
                   "Do you like <prosody pitch='+5%'> speech with a pitch " \
                   "that is higher, </prosody> or <prosody pitch='-10%'> " \
                   "is a lower pitch preferable?</prosody></speak>"
        sentence_no_ssml = "Prosody can be used to change the way " \
                           "words sound. The following words are quite " \
                           "a bit louder than the rest of this passage. " \
                           "Each morning when I wake up, I speak quite " \
                           "slowly and deliberately until I have my " \
                           "coffee. I can also change the pitch of my " \
                           "voice using prosody. Do you like speech " \
                           "with a pitch that is higher, or is " \
                           "a lower pitch preferable?"
        sentence_bad_ssml = "<foo_invalid>" + sentence + \
                            "</foo_invalid end=whatever>"
        sentence_extra_ssml = "<whispered>whisper tts<\\whispered>"

        tts = MockTTS("en-US", {}, MockTTSValidator(None))

        # test valid ssml
        tts.ssml_tags = ['speak', 'prosody']
        self.assertEqual(tts.validate_ssml(sentence), sentence)

        # test extra ssml
        tts.ssml_tags = ['whispered']
        self.assertEqual(tts.validate_ssml(sentence_extra_ssml),
                         sentence_extra_ssml)

        # test unsupported extra ssml
        tts.ssml_tags = ['speak', 'prosody']
        self.assertEqual(tts.validate_ssml(sentence_extra_ssml), "whisper tts")

        # test mixed valid / invalid ssml
        tts.ssml_tags = ['speak', 'prosody']
        self.assertEqual(tts.validate_ssml(sentence_bad_ssml), sentence)

        # test unsupported ssml
        tts.ssml_tags = []
        self.assertEqual(tts.validate_ssml(sentence), sentence_no_ssml)

        self.assertEqual(tts.validate_ssml(sentence_bad_ssml),
                         sentence_no_ssml)

        self.assertEqual(mycroft.tts.TTS.remove_ssml(sentence),
                         sentence_no_ssml)
示例#2
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    def test_ssml_support(self):
        class TestTTS(mycroft.tts.TTS):
            def execute(self, sentence, ident=None):
                pass

        class TestTTSValidator(mycroft.tts.TTSValidator):
            def validate(self):
                pass

            def validate_lang(self):
                pass

            def validate_connection(self):
                pass

            def get_tts_class(self):
                return TestTTS

        sentence = "<speak>Prosody can be used to change the way words " \
                   "sound. The following words are " \
                   "<prosody volume='x-loud'> " \
                   "quite a bit louder than the rest of this passage. " \
                   "</prosody> Each morning when I wake up, " \
                   "<prosody rate='x-slow'>I speak quite slowly and " \
                   "deliberately until I have my coffee.</prosody> I can " \
                   "also change the pitch of my voice using prosody. " \
                   "Do you like <prosody pitch='+5%'> speech with a pitch " \
                   "that is higher, </prosody> or <prosody pitch='-10%'> " \
                   "is a lower pitch preferable?</prosody></speak>"
        sentence_no_ssml = "Prosody can be used to change the way " \
                           "words sound. The following words are quite " \
                           "a bit louder than the rest of this passage. " \
                           "Each morning when I wake up, I speak quite " \
                           "slowly and deliberately until I have my " \
                           "coffee. I can also change the pitch of my " \
                           "voice using prosody. Do you like speech " \
                           "with a pitch that is higher, or is " \
                           "a lower pitch preferable?"
        sentence_bad_ssml = "<foo_invalid>" + sentence + \
                            "</foo_invalid end=whatever>"
        sentence_extra_ssml = "<whispered>whisper tts<\whispered>"

        # test valid ssml
        tts = TestTTS("en-US", {}, TestTTSValidator(None),
                      ssml_tags=['speak', 'prosody'])
        self.assertEqual(tts.validate_ssml(sentence), sentence)

        # test extra ssml
        tts = TestTTS("en-US", {}, TestTTSValidator(None),
                      ssml_tags=['whispered'])
        self.assertEqual(tts.validate_ssml(sentence_extra_ssml),
                         sentence_extra_ssml)

        # test unsupported extra ssml
        tts = TestTTS("en-US", {}, TestTTSValidator(None),
                      ssml_tags=['speak', 'prosody'])
        self.assertEqual(tts.validate_ssml(sentence_extra_ssml),
                         "whisper tts")

        # test mixed valid / invalid ssml
        tts = TestTTS("en-US", {}, TestTTSValidator(None),
                      ssml_tags=['speak', 'prosody'])
        self.assertEqual(tts.validate_ssml(sentence_bad_ssml), sentence)

        # test unsupported ssml
        tts = TestTTS("en-US", {}, TestTTSValidator(None))
        self.assertEqual(tts.validate_ssml(sentence), sentence_no_ssml)

        self.assertEqual(tts.validate_ssml(sentence_bad_ssml),
                         sentence_no_ssml)

        self.assertEqual(mycroft.tts.TTS.remove_ssml(sentence),
                         sentence_no_ssml)