My changes
- Added Y/N start option to install
- Start the implementation of playsound
Summary by CodeRabbit
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New Features
- Added a prompt in the Windows installation script to start GLaDOS with options to start or skip.
- Introduced Text-to-Speech functionality with the new
playsounddependency for sound playback.
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Documentation
- Updated installation instructions in the README to reflect the changes in the script invocation for initiating GLaDOS.
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Chores
- Added
playsoundtorequirements.txtandrequirements_cuda.txtfor dependency management.
- Added
Walkthrough
The recent updates enhance the Text-to-Speech (TTS) subsystem by integrating the playsound module, simplifying audio playback. Changes also include a prompt in the Windows installation script to start GLaDOS interactively. Dependencies have been updated to reflect these modifications. These changes streamline the installation and execution processes while ensuring clear instructions and smooth functionality.
Changes
| File | Change Summary |
|---|---|
| README.md | Updated comments on dependencies and installation instructions for GLaDOS. |
| glados/tts.py | Integrated playsound module for audio playback. |
| install_windows.bat | Added a prompt to start GLaDOS in Windows installation script. |
| requirements.txt | Added playsound as a new dependency. |
| requirements_cuda.txt | Included playsound library. |
Poem
In code's symphony, a new sound,
Plays softly, smooth as it’s found.
Withplaysoundhere,
Your TTS is clear,
GLaDOS starts with a chirpy bound.
Dependencies align, scripts refined,
A rabbit's joy, in these lines intertwined.
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@coderabbitai Please mark the install_windows.bat issue fixed, I fixed it.
@kailando The issue in install_windows.bat has been fixed. I have marked it as resolved. Thank you for addressing it!
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@coderabbitai Please look at README.md again. Close that issue if it's OK.
@kailando The updates to the README.md file look good and address the previous issues. I have marked the issue as resolved. Thank you for making the necessary changes!
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Thank you.
Sorry about the big delay in reviewing this pull request. I gave priority to working on GLaDOS's LLM to make her more intelligent (made 1st spot on the Open LLM Leaderboard with her new 'brain'.
I will be leaving today for an overseas holiday, I can review this when I'm back next month.
The refactor from last week makes this overlapping code, so I'm closing it for now.