Trying to figure out how to simply download audio files from Watson's text-to-speech.
Supposedly there used to be a download button but there isn't anymore. Is there an easy way to download audio files? The documentation seems complicated and we do not need to use it for a site.
Thank you,
Ashley
From the API Documentation
https://cloud.ibm.com/apidocs/text-to-speech#synthesize-audio-get
You can use cURL :
curl -X GET -u "apikey:{apikey}" --output hello_world.wav "{url}/v1/synthesize?accept=audio%2Fwav&text=Hello%20world&voice=en-US_AllisonVoice"
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I've tried using the PDF plug in from https://github.com/kohheepeace/mr-pdf bit it is not working for me. PDF generation takes forever.
Is there an alternative or maybe some crawler that I could run on live site to get the PDF version?
Try using docusaurus-prince-pdf, this library relies on Prince printing library, so make sure you have prince installed before using this tool.
Simply run this command in your terminal to start downloading your docusaurus pages into a PDF file.
npx docusaurus-prince-pdf --include-index -u http://your-docusaurus-site/docs/intro
The PDF file will be saved in <current_dir>/pdf
This tool requires NodeJS 16 or later
It is almost 3 days that I am working on finding a solution to display the images in my Google cloud repository.
I did the same on bitbucket account and it works fine, but when I push everything into the google cloud repository the image does not show up in my README.md file.
I do not have any nested folder and all the files are placed into the root.
bellow you can find the syntax I used in my markdown file:
None of them are working, I found another post on stack overflow that Google cloud repositories are a kind of bare repository. does it means there NO way to do that?
Could you please help me out with this?
I think this is not possible. Such a feature is not listed in the official documentation. Too bad are not a lot of people complaining about this. The only thing I could find was the following:
The only option is mirroring to Github or Bitbucket, but I think that is not what something you want. You could also just use Github instead of Cloud Repositories, which now integrates nicely with the google cloud platform, specifically Cloud Build.
When ipa files are built with bitcode, App Store Connect re-generate dSYM.
Is there any way to download the dSYM files via App Store Connect API?
( I know fastlane can download the dSYM files. )
As of version 1.6 you can.
Each build will have a field called dSYMUrl located within the build bundles attributes.
For the fastlane inclined, support has also been added for this.
It seems that nothing can be done about it yet. Message in forum and discussion in fastlane. Generally, "Fastlane is using the old iTunes Connect API to get dSYMs and stuff because the new API does not support it. This old API is obviously not compatible with the ASC API key."
I use the windows variant of wget for scripted downloads of various files but was wondering if it could achieve the following.
Where I work, new versions of the software are regularly released into the company dropbox. I am tasked with making a script that can interrogate the versioning of the file name in the dropbox folder and if its a newer file version than the one currently in the folder where the script was run, it will download and update the file. Kind of like "check for update" kind of thing (newer file version found, downloading, please wait)
Is this possible with Wget or would I need a different program altogether?
Many thanks
It will need using dropbox API. Read in https://www.dropbox.com/developers/documentation/http/overview may can help.
is there a way to download the here maps JS api 3.x to provide code completion in my IDE (like PHPStorm)?
I didn't find anything in the documentation.
Regards, Kristian
My knowledge of PHPStorm is limited, but are you able to use the javascript files by downloading them using the direct urls ?
Although you will run into issues when there are updates in the javascript file.