Any idea for how to build android speech to text without auto stop ? about voice

[Noitidart]

I also was trying to accomplish this. I couldn't figure out an idea so made a feature request - #44

[aamping]

Any update on this? :)

EDIT: We would need something like..
onLongPress=> Recognize
onRelease => StopRecognizing

[ohtangza]

@aamping Some people use ASR to capture longer commands or whole transcript of several sentences. I guess the LongPress solution is something we can do tricks in UI level, not in a library level.

One thing I am disappointed from Google is the poor documentation to predict how this API works on Android.

Not that Google provides ASR for their paid API, perhaps Google does this on purpose. Please provide any input if anyone finds a solution for this.

[aamping]

@ohtangza Can you detailed a little bit more about ASR? Is it a react-native possible solution?

I was researching through the NativeComponent, but it doesn't seem that trivial either.

Checking https://github.com/innFactory/react-native-dialogflow by now

[ohtangza]

@aamping ASR is just... you know, the speech recognition. Auto stop seems to work automatically at the native level. I think DialogFlow is a different story. Please let me know if I am wrong.

[aamping]

@ohtangza DialogFlow has a RN module that recognizes the speech too.

However, it isn't the purpose of that module to do so, so it is complicated to implement
https://github.com/innFactory/react-native-dialogflow

[ohtangza]

@aamping Oh, you are right. It seems that they also implemented their own ASR inside. It seems that they are not using Android's native ASR module. You might be able to use it as an alternative to this module, but I haven't tried myself.

[lfoliveir4]

@ap050492 Did you solved your problem?