@ai-matrx/media 0.12.0 → 0.14.0
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- package/CHANGELOG.md +23 -0
- package/dist/files/engine/db-types.d.ts +3 -50128
- package/dist/files/engine/filesDb.d.ts +168 -168
- package/dist/files/engine/host/supabase.d.ts +231 -214
- package/dist/react.cjs +120 -0
- package/dist/react.cjs.map +1 -1
- package/dist/react.d.cts +26 -2
- package/dist/react.d.ts +26 -2
- package/dist/react.js +120 -0
- package/dist/react.js.map +1 -1
- package/dist/voices.cjs +481 -0
- package/dist/voices.cjs.map +1 -1
- package/dist/voices.d.cts +116 -1
- package/dist/voices.d.ts +116 -1
- package/dist/voices.js +489 -0
- package/dist/voices.js.map +1 -1
- package/package.json +5 -3
package/dist/voices.d.cts
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/** True when `id` is one of the live voice conversation (xAI Realtime) voices. */
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declare function isLiveConversationVoice(id: string): boolean;
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/** A term→spoken-form substitution applied before any other speech parsing. */
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interface ParseMarkdownToTextOptions {
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* built-in abbreviation/number normalization — so a user term like "AI" can
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}
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* Long-form meanings retained as reference data for search, display, or future
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* reading "Application Programming Interface" for API is not natural speech.
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declare const COMMON_ABBREVIATION_EXPANSIONS: {
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readonly AI: "Artificial Intelligence";
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readonly API: "Application Programming Interface";
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readonly HTTP: "Hypertext Transfer Protocol";
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readonly HTTPS: "Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure";
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readonly URL: "Uniform Resource Locator";
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readonly URI: "Uniform Resource Identifier";
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readonly JSON: "JavaScript Object Notation";
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readonly XML: "eXtensible Markup Language";
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readonly CSS: "Cascading Style Sheets";
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readonly HTML: "Hypertext Markup Language";
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readonly JS: "JavaScript";
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readonly TS: "TypeScript";
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readonly SQL: "Structured Query Language";
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readonly DB: "Database";
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readonly UI: "User Interface";
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readonly UX: "User Experience";
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readonly SEO: "Search Engine Optimization";
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readonly SDK: "Software Development Kit";
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readonly CLI: "Command Line Interface";
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readonly IDE: "Integrated Development Environment";
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readonly JWT: "JSON Web Token";
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readonly OAuth: "Open Authorization";
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readonly REST: "Representational State Transfer";
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readonly CRUD: "Create Read Update Delete";
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readonly MVC: "Model View Controller";
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readonly SPA: "Single Page Application";
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readonly SSR: "Server Side Rendering";
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readonly CSR: "Client Side Rendering";
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readonly PWA: "Progressive Web App";
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readonly DOM: "Document Object Model";
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readonly BOM: "Browser Object Model";
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readonly CDN: "Content Delivery Network";
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readonly CMS: "Content Management System";
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readonly ERP: "Enterprise Resource Planning";
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readonly CRM: "Customer Relationship Management";
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readonly SaaS: "Software as a Service";
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readonly PaaS: "Platform as a Service";
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readonly IaaS: "Infrastructure as a Service";
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readonly VPN: "Virtual Private Network";
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readonly LAN: "Local Area Network";
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readonly WAN: "Wide Area Network";
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readonly TCP: "Transmission Control Protocol";
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readonly UDP: "User Datagram Protocol";
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readonly IP: "Internet Protocol";
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readonly DNS: "Domain Name System";
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readonly FTP: "File Transfer Protocol";
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readonly SMTP: "Simple Mail Transfer Protocol";
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readonly POP3: "Post Office Protocol version 3";
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readonly IMAP: "Internet Message Access Protocol";
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* Normalize technical abbreviations for both active TTS lanes.
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* Cartesia Sonic 3.5 recommends single-space character delimiters for forced
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* readout ("A P I"), and that plain-text form also works with the catalog's
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* Groq/Orpheus engine, which has no SSML/pronunciation-dictionary input. Word
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* acronyms stay conventional so models can say "json", "oh-auth", etc.
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declare function normalizeSpeechAbbreviations(text: string): string;
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declare const SPEECH_BLANK_WORD = "blank";
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* ("_ _ _"), reads as "blank" instead of the literal "underscore" every TTS
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* engine would otherwise say. Generic and reusable: the centralized speech
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* cleaner AND the generated flashcard spoken-fronts both route through this, so
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* Guards (so it only ever touches real blanks):
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* - bounded by non-alphanumerics → never mangles `snake_case` or `__dunder__`;
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declare function normalizeSpeechBlanks(text: string): string;
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declare function parseMarkdownToText(markdown: string, options?: ParseMarkdownToTextOptions): string;
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* The languages read-aloud offers, with each language's own name — the union of the website's
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declare const READ_ALOUD_LANGUAGES: readonly ReadAloudLanguage[];
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declare function readAloudLanguage(code: string | null | undefined): ReadAloudLanguage;
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export { ASSISTANT_VOICE_ID, CARTESIA_API_VERSION, COMMON_ABBREVIATION_EXPANSIONS, LEGACY_DEFAULT_VOICE_ID, LIVE_CONVERSATION_SAMPLE_MODEL, LIVE_CONVERSATION_VOICES, type ParseMarkdownToTextOptions, READING_VOICE_ID, READ_ALOUD_LANGUAGES, type ReadAloudLanguage, SPEECH_BLANK_WORD, type SpeechPronunciation, TTS_DEFAULT_SPEED, TTS_DEFAULT_VOLUME, TTS_MODEL_ID, TTS_PLAYBACK_BUFFER_SEC, TTS_SPEED_MAX, TTS_SPEED_MIN, TTS_STREAMING_BUFFER_SEC, type VoiceOption, type VoicePurpose, type VoiceSetId, allVoices, availableVoices, isLiveConversationVoice, normalizeSpeechAbbreviations, normalizeSpeechBlanks, parseMarkdownToText, readAloudLanguage, resolveSpeed, resolveVoiceId, voiceDisplayName, voiceOptions, voiceSetDefaultLabel, voiceSetOf };
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package/dist/voices.d.ts
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/** True when `id` is one of the live voice conversation (xAI Realtime) voices. */
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declare function isLiveConversationVoice(id: string): boolean;
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}
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interface ParseMarkdownToTextOptions {
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declare const COMMON_ABBREVIATION_EXPANSIONS: {
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readonly API: "Application Programming Interface";
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readonly HTTP: "Hypertext Transfer Protocol";
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readonly HTTPS: "Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure";
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readonly URL: "Uniform Resource Locator";
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readonly URI: "Uniform Resource Identifier";
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readonly JSON: "JavaScript Object Notation";
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readonly XML: "eXtensible Markup Language";
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readonly CSS: "Cascading Style Sheets";
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readonly HTML: "Hypertext Markup Language";
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readonly TS: "TypeScript";
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readonly SQL: "Structured Query Language";
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readonly DB: "Database";
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readonly IDE: "Integrated Development Environment";
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readonly JWT: "JSON Web Token";
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readonly CRUD: "Create Read Update Delete";
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readonly MVC: "Model View Controller";
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readonly DOM: "Document Object Model";
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export { ASSISTANT_VOICE_ID, CARTESIA_API_VERSION, COMMON_ABBREVIATION_EXPANSIONS, LEGACY_DEFAULT_VOICE_ID, LIVE_CONVERSATION_SAMPLE_MODEL, LIVE_CONVERSATION_VOICES, type ParseMarkdownToTextOptions, READING_VOICE_ID, READ_ALOUD_LANGUAGES, type ReadAloudLanguage, SPEECH_BLANK_WORD, type SpeechPronunciation, TTS_DEFAULT_SPEED, TTS_DEFAULT_VOLUME, TTS_MODEL_ID, TTS_PLAYBACK_BUFFER_SEC, TTS_SPEED_MAX, TTS_SPEED_MIN, TTS_STREAMING_BUFFER_SEC, type VoiceOption, type VoicePurpose, type VoiceSetId, allVoices, availableVoices, isLiveConversationVoice, normalizeSpeechAbbreviations, normalizeSpeechBlanks, parseMarkdownToText, readAloudLanguage, resolveSpeed, resolveVoiceId, voiceDisplayName, voiceOptions, voiceSetDefaultLabel, voiceSetOf };
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