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Is there any way to self-host this? #231
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Second this. Any updates? |
Nothing yet! Eventually for my project I ended up using a different service, PyDictionary, and running a script to make every dictionary entry into a JSON object. It's remarkably small even without compression, and if you want to see how I handled it you can check out the project I used it in, https://github.com/jharlan-hash/gospell It's a little annoying that we couldn't get a self-hosted version of this going, but I'm sure the developer has his reasons, so for now, this workaround is alright. (Note, the pydictionary has ~20k less definitions than this one, I've noticed) |
Ah I see, thank you for the update. Solid project! |
Ahh, gotcha. I've been using the Google TTS api and I think I can totally recommend it for pronunciations! It's pretty easy to use, with the hardest part being getting the credentials file. The voices are surprisingly good and legible enough to use in a spelling game. |
Looking to make my own custom wordlists but for that I need to make many calls to this api. However, I don't want to overwhelm the servers & get rate-limited, so it would be nice to be able to self-host this. However, when I try self-hosting the project, it doesn't return any results for any words that I try.
It would also be a great way to get AWS costs down.
Let me know if anybody has had success self-hosting this project, or if there are any plans to dockerize it.
Thank you,
Jack
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