Quiz game that can be played through speech. :)
Guess the movie from its poster.
An experiment to test the Web Speech API's Speech to Text features.
I used Movie Database API for this. The application gets two random sets of movies from the API and mix them up to generate a questionnaire.
The application requests two sets of movies from different random pages in the API. The first set contains the posters that are displayed to the user to take a guess, while the second set would provide the additional options in case the user wants to try that way (see commands below).
The application is built using my boilerplate (based on Create React App) with redux and redux-saga for state management and effects handling (or whatever you'd like to call it).
For Speech Recognition it uses:
- Annyang: Library that uses the Web Speech API to detect when a user said a specific command.
- fuzzyset.js: Library to match strings fuzzily.
There are currently two versions of the game:
- No keyphrasee one: It just listens to everything you say and assumes you are trying to guess, unless you said a specific command.
- Keyphrase one: You need to say "yo" and wait for the game to say "take a guess" for your speech to be taken as a guess.
The first one can currently be found on develop and the one with the keyphrase is currently under feature/keyphrase-fuzzymatching.
next: Take you to the next movie to be guessed (should work withpassandI don't knowas well).show options: It shows you three possible alternatives that you can then say and try to guess from.- [anything_else]: Assumes is the guess and tries to match it to the movie.
Fuzzyset is used to determine if the user is close to the movie title. If so, then we show the movie title with some characters replaced as a hint for the user to take another guess.
- Add the possibility to show bonus questions to the user (i.e.: After answering 3 in a row get an extra question).
- Add capability to recognize cursing and just shows some sort of pun to the user (without interrupting the game).
- Profile - Let the user create an account.
- Challenge - Share your questionnaire with a friend so you can compete with him.
In the project directory, you can run:
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