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Discord TTS Bot 🎙️

A simple Text-To-Speech (TTS) bot for Discord. It allows members to use commands or type in a specific channel to make the bot speak the given text in a voice channel.

Features 🌟

  • Join Voice Channel: The bot can join a voice channel.
  • Leave Voice Channel: The bot can leave a voice channel.
  • Speak: The bot can convert text to speech and speak it in a voice channel.
  • Mention Replacement: Converts user mentions in the text to actual usernames.
  • Auto-Response in TTS Channel: If a user sends a message in a channel named "tts", the bot automatically converts the text to speech and speaks it in the user's voice channel.
  • Automatic Join: If a user types in the "tts" channel, the bot will auto-join the user's voice channel (if it's not already in one) and begin speaking.

Prerequisites 📝

  1. Node.js
  2. discord.js
  3. google-translate-tts

Setup ⚙️

  1. Clone the repository:

    git clone https://github.com/Ashesh3/discord-tts-bot

  2. Navigate to the project directory:

    cd discord-tts-bot

  3. Install the required dependencies:

    npm install

  4. Update the BOT_TOKEN in the code with your Discord bot token.

  5. Run the bot:

    node index.js

Commands 🛠️

  1. /join - Makes the bot join your current voice channel.
  2. /leave - Makes the bot leave the current voice channel.
  3. /say [text] - Converts the provided text to speech and plays it in the voice channel.

Alternatively, you can type your message in a channel named tts without any command to make the bot speak that message.

Note 📌

  • The bot needs permission to join voice channels.
  • Make sure to grant the bot the required permissions when inviting it to your server.
  • This bot is set to use Hindi (hi) voice with an Indian (co.in) accent. You can change this by modifying the respective parameters in the tts.synthesize method.

Contributing 🤝

Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.

License 📜

MIT

Acknowledgements 🙏

Happy Coding! 🚀