Serenador is a Gradle plugin that utilizes text-to-speech to give you feedback about your project's build status. Once installed you will be notified accordingly either when your build succeeds or fails. Inspired by saydle.
serenador_demo_3.mov
Serenador leverages say
command on Mac PCs under the hood. Moreover it's highly recommended that you install the English (United States) -- Novelty voices via Accesibility settings for extra fun. 🥳
Serenador leverages spd-say
command from speechd which usually comes pre-installed on most ubuntu-based distros. If it's not you can install it via the following command
sudo apt-get install speech-dispatcher
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Using the plugins DSL:
plugins {
id("io.github.thanosfisherman.serenador") version "1.2"
}
Using the legacy plugin application:
buildscript {
repositories {
maven {
url = uri("https://plugins.gradle.org/m2/")
}
}
dependencies {
classpath("io.github.thanosfisherman.serenador:serenador-plugin:1.2")
}
}
apply(plugin = "io.github.thanosfisherman.serenador")
You don't really need to do anything else after installing (including) the plugin into your gradle scripts. However some basic configuration is also supported if you want to be adventurous enough!
serenadorExtension {
shutTheFuckUp(true) // makes the plugin shut up
// you can add your own phrases thus overriding the default ones.
// once you do that serenador will use the default voice currently selected in your machine.
phraseBook {
addSuccessPhrase("Success1")
addSuccessPhrase("Success2")
addFailPhrase("EPIC FAIL 1")
addFailPhrase("EPIC FAIL 2")
}
}
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