export declare class SsmlTypes { /** * Describes how the text should be interpreted. This lets you * provide additional context to the text and eliminate any * ambiguity on how Alexa should render the text. Indicate how * Alexa should interpret the text with the interpret-as attribute. * * Note that the Alexa service attempts to interpret the provided * text correctly based on the text’s formatting even without this * tag. For example, if your output speech includes “202-555-1212”, * Alexa speaks each individual digit, with a brief pause for each * dash. You don’t need to use in * this case. However, if you provided the text “2025551212”, but * you wanted Alexa to speak it as a phone number, you would need * to use . * * @example * * Here is a number spoken as a cardinal number: * 12345. * Here is the same number with each digit spoken separately: * 12345. * Here is a word spelled out: hello * * * @see * https://developer.amazon.com/public/solutions/alexa/alexa-skills-kit/docs/speech-synthesis-markup-language-ssml-reference#say-as */ static sayAs({ text, interpret, format }: { /** * Text to specify interpretation. */ text: string; /** * Value that indicates how text should be interpreted. * * @see {InterpretAs} */ interpret: InterpretAs; /** * Only used when interpret-as is set to date. Set to one of * the following to indicate format of the date: * * mdy * dmy * ymd * md * dm * ym * my * d * m * y * * Alternatively, if you provide the date in YYYYMMDD format, * the format attribute is ignored. You can include question * marks (?) for portions of the date to leave out. For * instance, Alexa would speak ???? * 0922 as “September 22nd”. */ format?: SayAsDate; }): string; } export type InterpretAs = "characters" | "spell-out" | "cardinal" | "number" | "ordinal" | "digits" | "fraction" | "unit" | "date" | "time" | "telephone" | "address" | "interjection" | "expletive"; /** * Values that indicate how Alexa should speak text. * To be used with Ssml.sayAs({text, interpret: As.characters}) */ export declare const As: { /** * Spell out each letter. */ characters: string; /** * Spell out each letter. */ spell_out: InterpretAs; /** * Interpret the value as a cardinal number. * * @example "12" is pronounced as "twelve" and not "1-2". */ cardinal: InterpretAs; /** * Interpret the value as a cardinal number. * * @example "12" is pronounced as "twelve" and not "1-2". */ number: InterpretAs; /** * Interpret the value as an ordinal number. * * @example "12" is pronounced as "twelfth" */ ordinal: InterpretAs; /** * Spell each digit separately. */ digits: InterpretAs; /** * Interpret the value as a fraction. This works for both common * fractions (such as 3/20) and mixed fractions (such as 1+1/2). */ fraction: InterpretAs; /** * Interpret a value as a measurement. The value should be either a * number or fraction followed by a unit (with no space in between) * or just a unit. */ unit: InterpretAs; /** * Interpret the value as a date. Specify the format with the * format attribute. */ date: InterpretAs; /** * Interpret a value such as 1'21" as duration in minutes and * seconds. */ time: InterpretAs; /** * Interpret a value as a 7-digit or 10-digit telephone number. * This can also handle extensions (for example, 2025551212x345). */ telephone: InterpretAs; /** * Interpret a value as part of street address. */ address: InterpretAs; /** * askGib NOTE: SpeechCons are already implemented directly: e.g. `Ssml.speech(Con.abracadabra)` * * Interpret the value as an interjection. Alexa speaks the text in * a more expressive voice. For optimal results, only use the * supported interjections and surround each one with a pause. For * * @example * Wow.. * * Speechcons are supported for English (US), English (UK), and * German. */ interjection: InterpretAs; /** * “Bleep” out the content inside the tag. */ expletive: InterpretAs; }; export type SayAsDate = "mdy" | "dmy" | "ymd" | "md" | "dm" | "ym" | "my" | "d" | "m" | "y"; /** * Date formats, used with @see {sayAs} function when * @see {InterpretAs} is "date". * * Alternatively, if you provide the date in YYYYMMDD format, the * format attribute is ignored. You can include question marks (?) for * portions of the date to leave out. For instance, Alexa would speak * ????0922 as “September 22nd”. */ export declare const SayAsDate: { mdy: SayAsDate; dmy: SayAsDate; ymd: SayAsDate; md: SayAsDate; dm: SayAsDate; ym: SayAsDate; my: SayAsDate; d: SayAsDate; m: SayAsDate; y: SayAsDate; }; export type ProsodyRateType = "x-slow" | "slow" | "medium" | "fast" | "x-fast" | number; export type ProsodyPitchType = "x-low" | "low" | "medium" | "high" | "x-high" | number; export type ProsodyVolumeType = "silent" | "x-soft" | "soft" | "medium" | "loud" | "x-loud" | number; export type SpeechCon = "abracadabra" | "achoo" | "aha" | "ahem" | "ahoy" | "all righty" | "aloha" | "aooga" | "argh" | "arrivederci" | "as you wish" | "attagirl" | "au revoir" | "avast ye" | "aw man" | "baa" | "bada bing bada boom" | "bah humbug" | "bam" | "bang" | "batter up" | "bazinga" | "beep beep" | "bingo" | "blah" | "blarg" | "blast" | "boing" | "bon appetit" | "bonjour" | "bon voyage" | "boo" | "boo hoo" | "boom" | "booya" | "bravo" | "bummer" | "caw" | "cha ching" | "checkmate" | "cheerio" | "cheers" | "cheer up" | "chirp" | "choo choo" | "clank" | "click clack" | "cock a doodle doo" | "coo" | "cowabunga" | "darn" | "ding dong" | "ditto" | "d’oh" | "dot dot dot" | "duh" | "dum" | "dun dun dun" | "dynomite" | "eek" | "eep" | "encore" | "en gard" | "eureka" | "fancy that" | "geronimo" | "giddy up" | "good grief" | "good luck" | "good riddance" | "gotcha" | "great scott" | "heads up" | "hear hear" | "hip hip hooray" | "hiss" | "honk" | "howdy" | "hurrah" | "hurray" | "huzzah" | "jeepers creepers" | "jiminy cricket" | "jinx" | "just kidding" | "kaboom" | "kablam" | "kaching" | "kapow" | "katchow" | "kazaam" | "kerbam" | "kerboom" | "kerching" | "kerchoo" | "kerflop" | "kerplop" | "kerplunk" | "kerpow" | "kersplat" | "kerthump" | "knock knock" | "le sigh" | "look out" | "mamma mia" | "man overboard" | "mazel tov" | "meow" | "merci" | "moo" | "nanu nanu" | "neener neener" | "no way" | "now now" | "oh boy" | "oh brother" | "oh dear" | "oh my" | "oh snap" | "oink" | "okey dokey" | "oof" | "ooh la la" | "open sesame" | "ouch" | "oy" | "phew" | "phooey" | "ping" | "plop" | "poof" | "pop" | "pow" | "quack" | "read ‘em and weep" | "ribbit" | "righto" | "roger" | "ruh roh" | "shucks" | "splash" | "spoiler alert" | "squee" | "swish" | "swoosh" | "ta da" | "ta ta" | "tee hee" | "there there" | "thump" | "tick tick tick" | "tick-tock" | "touche" | "tsk tsk" | "tweet" | "uh huh" | "uh oh" | "um" | "voila" | "vroom" | "wahoo" | "wah wah" | "watch out" | "way to go" | "well done" | "well well" | "wham" | "whammo" | "whee" | "whew" | "woof" | "whoops a daisy" | "whoosh" | "woo hoo" | "wow" | "wowza" | "wowzer" | "yadda yadda yadda" | "yay" | "yikes" | "yippee" | "yoink" | "yoo hoo" | "you bet" | "yowza" | "yowzer" | "yuck" | "yum" | "zap" | "zing" | "zoinks"; /** * Special interjections that Alexa can say. * I have this called only "Con" for readability of calling code. * * https://developer.amazon.com/public/solutions/alexa/alexa-skills-kit/docs/speechcon-reference * * All spaces in keys are replaced with underscores. */ export declare const Con: { abracadabra: SpeechCon; achoo: SpeechCon; aha: SpeechCon; ahem: SpeechCon; ahoy: SpeechCon; all_righty: SpeechCon; aloha: SpeechCon; aooga: SpeechCon; argh: SpeechCon; arrivederci: SpeechCon; as_you_wish: SpeechCon; attagirl: SpeechCon; au_revoir: SpeechCon; avast_ye: SpeechCon; aw_man: SpeechCon; baa: SpeechCon; bada_bing_bada_boom: SpeechCon; bah_humbug: SpeechCon; bam: SpeechCon; bang: SpeechCon; batter_up: SpeechCon; bazinga: SpeechCon; beep_beep: SpeechCon; bingo: SpeechCon; blah: SpeechCon; blarg: SpeechCon; blast: SpeechCon; boing: SpeechCon; bon_appetit: SpeechCon; bonjour: SpeechCon; bon_voyage: SpeechCon; boo: SpeechCon; boo_hoo: SpeechCon; boom: SpeechCon; booya: SpeechCon; bravo: SpeechCon; bummer: SpeechCon; caw: SpeechCon; cha_ching: SpeechCon; checkmate: SpeechCon; cheerio: SpeechCon; cheers: SpeechCon; cheer_up: SpeechCon; chirp: SpeechCon; choo_choo: SpeechCon; clank: SpeechCon; click_clack: SpeechCon; cock_a_doodle_doo: SpeechCon; coo: SpeechCon; cowabunga: SpeechCon; darn: SpeechCon; ding_dong: SpeechCon; ditto: SpeechCon; doh: SpeechCon; dot_dot_dot: SpeechCon; duh: SpeechCon; dum: SpeechCon; dun_dun_dun: SpeechCon; dynomite: SpeechCon; eek: SpeechCon; eep: SpeechCon; encore: SpeechCon; en_gard: SpeechCon; eureka: SpeechCon; fancy_that: SpeechCon; geronimo: SpeechCon; giddy_up: SpeechCon; good_grief: SpeechCon; good_luck: SpeechCon; good_riddance: SpeechCon; gotcha: SpeechCon; great_scott: SpeechCon; heads_up: SpeechCon; hear_hear: SpeechCon; hip_hip_hooray: SpeechCon; hiss: SpeechCon; honk: SpeechCon; howdy: SpeechCon; hurrah: SpeechCon; hurray: SpeechCon; huzzah: SpeechCon; jeepers_creepers: SpeechCon; jiminy_cricket: SpeechCon; jinx: SpeechCon; just_kidding: SpeechCon; kaboom: SpeechCon; kablam: SpeechCon; kaching: SpeechCon; kapow: SpeechCon; katchow: SpeechCon; kazaam: SpeechCon; kerbam: SpeechCon; kerboom: SpeechCon; kerching: SpeechCon; kerchoo: SpeechCon; kerflop: SpeechCon; kerplop: SpeechCon; kerplunk: SpeechCon; kerpow: SpeechCon; kersplat: SpeechCon; kerthump: SpeechCon; knock_knock: SpeechCon; le_sigh: SpeechCon; look_out: SpeechCon; mamma_mia: SpeechCon; man_overboard: SpeechCon; mazel_tov: SpeechCon; meow: SpeechCon; merci: SpeechCon; moo: SpeechCon; nanu_nanu: SpeechCon; neener_neener: SpeechCon; no_way: SpeechCon; now_now: SpeechCon; oh_boy: SpeechCon; oh_brother: SpeechCon; oh_dear: SpeechCon; oh_my: SpeechCon; oh_snap: SpeechCon; oink: SpeechCon; okey_dokey: SpeechCon; oof: SpeechCon; ooh_la_la: SpeechCon; open_sesame: SpeechCon; ouch: SpeechCon; oy: SpeechCon; phew: SpeechCon; phooey: SpeechCon; ping: SpeechCon; plop: SpeechCon; poof: SpeechCon; pop: SpeechCon; pow: SpeechCon; quack: SpeechCon; read_em_and_weep: SpeechCon; ribbit: SpeechCon; righto: SpeechCon; roger: SpeechCon; ruh_roh: SpeechCon; shucks: SpeechCon; splash: SpeechCon; spoiler_alert: SpeechCon; squee: SpeechCon; swish: SpeechCon; swoosh: SpeechCon; ta_da: SpeechCon; ta_ta: SpeechCon; tee_hee: SpeechCon; there_there: SpeechCon; thump: SpeechCon; tick_tick_tick: SpeechCon; tick_tock: SpeechCon; touche: SpeechCon; tsk_tsk: SpeechCon; tweet: SpeechCon; uh_huh: SpeechCon; uh_oh: SpeechCon; um: SpeechCon; voila: SpeechCon; vroom: SpeechCon; wahoo: SpeechCon; wah_wah: SpeechCon; watch_out: SpeechCon; way_to_go: SpeechCon; well_done: SpeechCon; well_well: SpeechCon; wham: SpeechCon; whammo: SpeechCon; whee: SpeechCon; whew: SpeechCon; woof: SpeechCon; whoops_a_daisy: SpeechCon; whoosh: SpeechCon; woo_hoo: SpeechCon; wow: SpeechCon; wowza: SpeechCon; wowzer: SpeechCon; yadda_yadda_yadda: SpeechCon; yay: SpeechCon; yikes: SpeechCon; yippee: SpeechCon; yoink: SpeechCon; yoo_hoo: SpeechCon; you_bet: SpeechCon; yowza: SpeechCon; yowzer: SpeechCon; yuck: SpeechCon; yum: SpeechCon; zap: SpeechCon; zing: SpeechCon; zoinks: SpeechCon; }; export type SpeechConUK = "abracadabra" | "ace" | "achoo" | "ahoy" | "all" | "aloha" | "aooga" | "arrivederci" | "as if" | "as you wish" | "au revoir" | "aw" | "aw man" | "awesome" | "baa" | "bah humbug" | "bam" | "bang" | "bazinga" | "beep beep" | "bingo" | "blah" | "blarg" | "blast" | "blimey" | "bob's your uncle" | "boing" | "bon appetit" | "bon voyage" | "bonjour" | "boo" | "boo hoo" | "booya" | "bother" | "bravo" | "caw" | "cha ching" | "checkmate" | "cheer up" | "cheerio" | "cheers" | "chirp" | "choo choo" | "clank" | "clickety clack" | "cock a doodle doo" | "codswallop" | "coo" | "cowabunga" | "crikey" | "d'oh" | "darn" | "ditto" | "dot dot dot" | "duh" | "dun dun dun" | "eek" | "eep" | "en garde" | "encore" | "eureka" | "ew" | "fancy that" | "geronimo" | "giddy up" | "good golly" | "good grief" | "good luck" | "good riddance" | "gosh" | "gotcha" | "great scott" | "ha" | "ha ha" | "heads up" | "hear hear" | "hip hip hooray" | "hiss" | "honk" | "howdy" | "howzat" | "hurrah" | "hurray" | "huzzah" | "jeepers creepers" | "jiminy cricket" | "jinx" | "just kidding" | "kablam" | "kaboom" | "kaching" | "kapow" | "knock knock" | "le sigh" | "look out" | "mamma mia" | "man overboard" | "mazel tov" | "meow" | "merci" | "moo" | "no way" | "nom nom" | "now now" | "oh boy" | "oh dear" | "oh my" | "oh my giddy aunt" | "oh snap" | "okey dokey" | "oof" | "ooh la la" | "open sesame" | "ouch" | "ow" | "oy" | "pardon" | "phew" | "phooey" | "ping" | "plop" | "pop" | "pow" | "quack" | "read 'em and weep" | "ribbit" | "righto" | "roger" | "sigh" | "simples" | "splash" | "spoiler alert" | "squee" | "swish" | "swoosh" | "ta da" | "tallyho" | "tee hee" | "there there" | "thump" | "tick tick tick" | "tick tock" | "tosh" | "touche" | "tsk tsk" | "tut tut" | "tweet" | "uh huh" | "uh oh" | "voila" | "vroom" | "wahoo" | "watch out" | "way to go" | "well done" | "well well" | "wham" | "whammo" | "whee" | "whoop" | "whoops" | "whoops a daisy" | "whoosh" | "woo hoo" | "wow" | "wowza" | "yadda yadda yadda" | "yippee" | "yoink" | "you bet" | "yowza" | "yum" | "zap" | "zing" | "zoinks"; export declare const ConUK: { abracadabra: SpeechConUK; ace: SpeechConUK; achoo: SpeechConUK; ahoy: SpeechConUK; all: SpeechConUK; aloha: SpeechConUK; aooga: SpeechConUK; arrivederci: SpeechConUK; as_if: SpeechConUK; as_you_wish: SpeechConUK; au_revoir: SpeechConUK; aw: SpeechConUK; aw_man: SpeechConUK; awesome: SpeechConUK; baa: SpeechConUK; bah_humbug: SpeechConUK; bam: SpeechConUK; bang: SpeechConUK; bazinga: SpeechConUK; beep_beep: SpeechConUK; bingo: SpeechConUK; blah: SpeechConUK; blarg: SpeechConUK; blast: SpeechConUK; blimey: SpeechConUK; bobs_your_uncle: SpeechConUK; boing: SpeechConUK; bon_appetit: SpeechConUK; bon_voyage: SpeechConUK; bonjour: SpeechConUK; boo: SpeechConUK; boo_hoo: SpeechConUK; booya: SpeechConUK; bother: SpeechConUK; bravo: SpeechConUK; caw: SpeechConUK; cha_ching: SpeechConUK; checkmate: SpeechConUK; cheer_up: SpeechConUK; cheerio: SpeechConUK; cheers: SpeechConUK; chirp: SpeechConUK; choo_choo: SpeechConUK; clank: SpeechConUK; clickety_clack: SpeechConUK; cock_a_doodle_doo: SpeechConUK; codswallop: SpeechConUK; coo: SpeechConUK; cowabunga: SpeechConUK; crikey: SpeechConUK; doh: SpeechConUK; darn: SpeechConUK; ditto: SpeechConUK; dot_dot_dot: SpeechConUK; duh: SpeechConUK; dun_dun_dun: SpeechConUK; eek: SpeechConUK; eep: SpeechConUK; en_garde: SpeechConUK; encore: SpeechConUK; eureka: SpeechConUK; ew: SpeechConUK; fancy_that: SpeechConUK; geronimo: SpeechConUK; giddy_up: SpeechConUK; good_golly: SpeechConUK; good_grief: SpeechConUK; good_luck: SpeechConUK; good_riddance: SpeechConUK; gosh: SpeechConUK; gotcha: SpeechConUK; great_scott: SpeechConUK; ha: SpeechConUK; ha_ha: SpeechConUK; heads_up: SpeechConUK; hear_hear: SpeechConUK; hip_hip_hooray: SpeechConUK; hiss: SpeechConUK; honk: SpeechConUK; howdy: SpeechConUK; howzat: SpeechConUK; hurrah: SpeechConUK; hurray: SpeechConUK; huzzah: SpeechConUK; jeepers_creepers: SpeechConUK; jiminy_cricket: SpeechConUK; jinx: SpeechConUK; just_kidding: SpeechConUK; kablam: SpeechConUK; kaboom: SpeechConUK; kaching: SpeechConUK; kapow: SpeechConUK; knock_knock: SpeechConUK; le_sigh: SpeechConUK; look_out: SpeechConUK; mamma_mia: SpeechConUK; man_overboard: SpeechConUK; mazel_tov: SpeechConUK; meow: SpeechConUK; merci: SpeechConUK; moo: SpeechConUK; no_way: SpeechConUK; nom_nom: SpeechConUK; now_now: SpeechConUK; oh_boy: SpeechConUK; oh_dear: SpeechConUK; oh_my: SpeechConUK; oh_my_giddy_aunt: SpeechConUK; oh_snap: SpeechConUK; okey_dokey: SpeechConUK; oof: SpeechConUK; ooh_la_la: SpeechConUK; open_sesame: SpeechConUK; ouch: SpeechConUK; ow: SpeechConUK; oy: SpeechConUK; pardon: SpeechConUK; phew: SpeechConUK; phooey: SpeechConUK; ping: SpeechConUK; plop: SpeechConUK; pop: SpeechConUK; pow: SpeechConUK; quack: SpeechConUK; read_em_and_weep: SpeechConUK; ribbit: SpeechConUK; righto: SpeechConUK; roger: SpeechConUK; sigh: SpeechConUK; simples: SpeechConUK; splash: SpeechConUK; spoiler_alert: SpeechConUK; squee: SpeechConUK; swish: SpeechConUK; swoosh: SpeechConUK; ta_da: SpeechConUK; tallyho: SpeechConUK; tee_hee: SpeechConUK; there_there: SpeechConUK; thump: SpeechConUK; tick_tick_tick: SpeechConUK; tick_tock: SpeechConUK; tosh: SpeechConUK; touche: SpeechConUK; tsk_tsk: SpeechConUK; tut_tut: SpeechConUK; tweet: SpeechConUK; uh_huh: SpeechConUK; uh_oh: SpeechConUK; voila: SpeechConUK; vroom: SpeechConUK; wahoo: SpeechConUK; watch_out: SpeechConUK; way_to_go: SpeechConUK; well_done: SpeechConUK; well_well: SpeechConUK; wham: SpeechConUK; whammo: SpeechConUK; whee: SpeechConUK; whoop: SpeechConUK; whoops: SpeechConUK; whoops_a_daisy: SpeechConUK; whoosh: SpeechConUK; woo_hoo: SpeechConUK; wow: SpeechConUK; wowza: SpeechConUK; yadda_yadda_yadda: SpeechConUK; yippee: SpeechConUK; yoink: SpeechConUK; you_bet: SpeechConUK; yowza: SpeechConUK; yum: SpeechConUK; zap: SpeechConUK; zing: SpeechConUK; zoinks: SpeechConUK; }; export type SpeechConDE = "aber hallo" | "aber sicher" | "abrakadabra" | "ach" | "ach du grüne neune" | "ach du liebe zeit" | "ach du meine güte" | "ach ja" | "ach so" | "achje" | "achtung" | "ade" | "ah" | "aha" | "ähm" | "ahoi" | "alles klar" | "aloha" | "als ob" | "argh" | "arrivederci" | "aso" | "au" | "au weia" | "aua" | "autsch" | "bazinga" | "bingo" | "bis bald" | "bis dann" | "bla" | "boing" | "bon appetit" | "bon voyage" | "bonjour" | "bravo" | "brumm" | "buh" | "buhu" | "bumm" | "bzz" | "da lachen ja die hühner" | "ding dong" | "dito" | "donner und doria" | "donnerwetter" | "ebenso" | "en garde" | "ey" | "geh nur" | "gemach" | "genug" | "gesundheit" | "gott im himmel" | "grüß gott" | "gute reise" | "guten appetit" | "hach ja" | "halleluja" | "hals und beinbruch" | "halt" | "hände hoch" | "heiliger strohsack" | "heisa" | "hey" | "hihi" | "hipp hipp hurra" | "hört hört" | "hü" | "hüa" | "huch" | "huhu" | "hui" | "hurra" | "ich glaub ich bin im kino" | "ich glaub mein schwein pfeift" | "ich glaub mich knutscht ein elch" | "ich glaub mich laust der affe" | "ich glaub mich tritt ein pferd" | "igitt" | "iiieh" | "ist nicht dein ernst" | "japp" | "jawohl" | "jo" | "juhu" | "kein kommentar" | "keine ursache" | "kikeriki" | "klar" | "klick klack" | "kopf hoch" | "kuckuck" | "lass es dir schmecken" | "lecker" | "los" | "mach's gut" | "mahlzeit" | "mamma mia" | "mann über bord" | "manometer" | "mazel tov" | "mein gott" | "merci" | "miau" | "mist" | "moin" | "muh" | "na klar" | "na sieh mal einer an" | "na und?" | "na?" | "naja" | "nanu?" | "ne" | "nee" | "nichts da" | "nix da" | "nö" | "null problemo" | "obacht" | "och" | "oh mann" | "oh mein gott" | "oh my god" | "oh nein" | "oh oh" | "ohne scheiß" | "oink" | "oje" | "okey dokey" | "ooh la la" | "pfui" | "piep" | "plop" | "plumps" | "prima" | "prosit" | "prost" | "puff" | "puh" | "pustekuchen" | "schachmatt" | "schade" | "schau an" | "sesam öffne dich" | "seufz" | "sieh an" | "siehe da" | "siehste?" | "spoileralarm" | "stimmt" | "super" | "supi" | "süßes oder saures" | "tada" | "tatsächlich" | "tick tack" | "tja" | "touche" | "tschö" | "türlich" | "tut" | "uff" | "verdammt" | "verflixt" | "viel glück" | "voila" | "von wegen" | "vorsicht" | "war nur ein scherz" | "was zur hölle" | "weh mir" | "wehe" | "wie du meinst" | "willkommen" | "wow" | "wuff" | "yay" | "zugabe" | "zum wohl"; export declare const ConDE: { aber_hallo: SpeechConDE; aber_sicher: SpeechConDE; abrakadabra: SpeechConDE; ach: SpeechConDE; ach_du_grüne_neune: SpeechConDE; ach_du_liebe_zeit: SpeechConDE; ach_du_meine_güte: SpeechConDE; ach_ja: SpeechConDE; ach_so: SpeechConDE; achje: SpeechConDE; achtung: SpeechConDE; ade: SpeechConDE; ah: SpeechConDE; aha: SpeechConDE; ähm: SpeechConDE; ahoi: SpeechConDE; alles_klar: SpeechConDE; aloha: SpeechConDE; als_ob: SpeechConDE; argh: SpeechConDE; arrivederci: SpeechConDE; aso: SpeechConDE; au: SpeechConDE; au_weia: SpeechConDE; aua: SpeechConDE; autsch: SpeechConDE; bazinga: SpeechConDE; bingo: SpeechConDE; bis_bald: SpeechConDE; bis_dann: SpeechConDE; bla: SpeechConDE; boing: SpeechConDE; bon_appetit: SpeechConDE; bon_voyage: SpeechConDE; bonjour: SpeechConDE; bravo: SpeechConDE; brumm: SpeechConDE; buh: SpeechConDE; buhu: SpeechConDE; bumm: SpeechConDE; bzz: SpeechConDE; da_lachen_ja_die_hühner: SpeechConDE; ding_dong: SpeechConDE; dito: SpeechConDE; donner_und_doria: SpeechConDE; donnerwetter: SpeechConDE; ebenso: SpeechConDE; en_garde: SpeechConDE; ey: SpeechConDE; geh_nur: SpeechConDE; gemach: SpeechConDE; genug: SpeechConDE; gesundheit: SpeechConDE; gott_im_himmel: SpeechConDE; grüß_gott: SpeechConDE; gute_reise: SpeechConDE; guten_appetit: SpeechConDE; hach_ja: SpeechConDE; halleluja: SpeechConDE; hals_und_beinbruch: SpeechConDE; halt: SpeechConDE; hände_hoch: SpeechConDE; heiliger_strohsack: SpeechConDE; heisa: SpeechConDE; hey: SpeechConDE; hihi: SpeechConDE; hipp_hipp_hurra: SpeechConDE; hört_hört: SpeechConDE; hü: SpeechConDE; hüa: SpeechConDE; huch: SpeechConDE; huhu: SpeechConDE; hui: SpeechConDE; hurra: SpeechConDE; ich_glaub_ich_bin_im_kino: SpeechConDE; ich_glaub_mein_schwein_pfeift: SpeechConDE; ich_glaub_mich_knutscht_ein_elch: SpeechConDE; ich_glaub_mich_laust_der_affe: SpeechConDE; ich_glaub_mich_tritt_ein_pferd: SpeechConDE; igitt: SpeechConDE; iiieh: SpeechConDE; ist_nicht_dein_ernst: SpeechConDE; japp: SpeechConDE; jawohl: SpeechConDE; jo: SpeechConDE; juhu: SpeechConDE; kein_kommentar: SpeechConDE; keine_ursache: SpeechConDE; kikeriki: SpeechConDE; klar: SpeechConDE; klick_klack: SpeechConDE; kopf_hoch: SpeechConDE; kuckuck: SpeechConDE; lass_es_dir_schmecken: SpeechConDE; lecker: SpeechConDE; los: SpeechConDE; mach: SpeechConDE; mahlzeit: SpeechConDE; mamma_mia: SpeechConDE; mann_über_bord: SpeechConDE; manometer: SpeechConDE; mazel_tov: SpeechConDE; mein_gott: SpeechConDE; merci: SpeechConDE; miau: SpeechConDE; mist: SpeechConDE; moin: SpeechConDE; muh: SpeechConDE; na_klar: SpeechConDE; na_sieh_mal_einer_an: SpeechConDE; na_und_: SpeechConDE; na_: SpeechConDE; naja: SpeechConDE; nanu: SpeechConDE; ne: SpeechConDE; nee: SpeechConDE; nichts_da: SpeechConDE; nix_da: SpeechConDE; nö: SpeechConDE; null_problemo: SpeechConDE; obacht: SpeechConDE; och: SpeechConDE; oh_mann: SpeechConDE; oh_mein_gott: SpeechConDE; oh_my_god: SpeechConDE; oh_nein: SpeechConDE; oh_oh: SpeechConDE; ohne_scheiß: SpeechConDE; oink: SpeechConDE; oje: SpeechConDE; okey_dokey: SpeechConDE; ooh_la_la: SpeechConDE; pfui: SpeechConDE; piep: SpeechConDE; plop: SpeechConDE; plumps: SpeechConDE; prima: SpeechConDE; prosit: SpeechConDE; prost: SpeechConDE; puff: SpeechConDE; puh: SpeechConDE; pustekuchen: SpeechConDE; schachmatt: SpeechConDE; schade: SpeechConDE; schau_an: SpeechConDE; sesam_öffne_dich: SpeechConDE; seufz: SpeechConDE; sieh_an: SpeechConDE; siehe_da: SpeechConDE; siehste: SpeechConDE; spoileralarm: SpeechConDE; stimmt: SpeechConDE; super: SpeechConDE; supi: SpeechConDE; süßes_oder_saures: SpeechConDE; tada: SpeechConDE; tatsächlich: SpeechConDE; tick_tack: SpeechConDE; tja: SpeechConDE; touche: SpeechConDE; tschö: SpeechConDE; türlich: SpeechConDE; tut: SpeechConDE; uff: SpeechConDE; verdammt: SpeechConDE; verflixt: SpeechConDE; viel_glück: SpeechConDE; voila: SpeechConDE; von_wegen: SpeechConDE; vorsicht: SpeechConDE; war_nur_ein_scherz: SpeechConDE; was_zur_hölle: SpeechConDE; weh_mir: SpeechConDE; wehe: SpeechConDE; wie_du_meinst: SpeechConDE; willkommen: SpeechConDE; wow: SpeechConDE; wuff: SpeechConDE; yay: SpeechConDE; zugabe: SpeechConDE; zum_wohl: SpeechConDE; }; export type Effect = "whispered"; export declare const Effect: { whispered: "whispered"; }; export type BreakStrengthType = "none" | "x-weak" | "weak" | "medium" | "strong" | "x-strong"; /** * amazon:VB: Interpret the word as a verb (present simple). * * amazon:VBD: Interpret the word as a past participle. * * amazon:NN: Interpret the word as a noun. * * amazon:SENSE_1:  Use the non-default sense of the word. For example, * the noun “bass” is pronounced differently depending on meaning. * The “default” meaning is the lowest part of the musical range. The * alternate sense (which is still a noun) is a freshwater fish. * Specifying bass" * renders the non-default pronunciation (freshwater fish). */ export type PartOfSpeech = "amazon:VB" | "amazon:VBD" | "amazon:NN" | "amazon:SENSE_1"; export declare const PartOfSpeech: { /** * Interpret the word as a verb (present simple). */ verb: PartOfSpeech; /** * Interpret the word as a past participle. */ past_participle: PartOfSpeech; /** * Interpret the word as a noun. */ noun: PartOfSpeech; /** * Use the non-default sense of the word. For example, * the noun “bass” is pronounced differently depending on meaning. * The “default” meaning is the lowest part of the musical range. * The alternate sense (which is still a noun) is a freshwater * fish. Specifying * bass" * renders the non-default pronunciation (freshwater fish). */ sense1: PartOfSpeech; }; export declare class Ssml { private static lc; /** * Wraps a given list of paragraph strings in `` tags, with * optional paragraph `

` tags. * * @param paras individual paragraphs to be wrapped in

tags. * @param addParaTags If true, wraps individual strings in paras with `

` tags. Otherwise just concats. */ static wrapSsmlSpeak(paras: string[], addParaTags?: boolean): string; /** * This simply replaces and tags with an empty * string. * * Use this when you want to add some text to existing ssml and * then re-wrap the ssml. * * @see {Helper.stripSsml} function. * * @param ssml with tag around the whole thing. */ static unwrapSsmlSpeak(ssml: string): string; /** * Simply wraps with

tag. * * Represents a paragraph. This tag provides extra-strong breaks * before and after the tag. This is equivalent to specifying a * pause with . * * @param text to wrap */ static p(text: string): string; /** * Simply wraps with tag. * * Represents a sentence. This tag provides strong breaks before * and after the tag. * * This is equivalent to: * Ending a sentence with a period (.). * Specifying a pause with . * @param text to wrap */ static s(text: string): string; /** * Strips all tags within ssml to produce plain text. * * @see {Helper.unwrapSsmlSpeak} function. * * @param ssml to strip */ static stripSsml(ssml: string): string; /** * Wraps a given text in an ssml phoneme tag with the given * pronunciation and alphabet. * * @param text Literal text that we're wrapping the phoneme tag around, e.g. "sewing". * @param pronunciation the phoneme itself, e.g. "soʊɪŋ" * @param alphabet phoneme alphabet, either "ipa" or "x-sampe" (ATOW) * * @see {@link https://developer.amazon.com/public/solutions/alexa/alexa-skills-kit/docs/speech-synthesis-markup-language-ssml-reference#prosody|SsmlReference} */ static phoneme(text: string, pronunciation: string, alphabet?: "ipa" | "x-sampa"): string; /** * Wraps a given text in an ssml emphasis tag. * * e.g. ${text}` * * @param text to wrap with the emphasis tag * @param level attribute in emphasis tag. Valid values "strong" | "moderate" | "reduced" = "moderate" * * @see {@link https://developer.amazon.com/public/solutions/alexa/alexa-skills-kit/docs/speech-synthesis-markup-language-ssml-reference#prosody|SsmlReference} */ static emphasis(text: string, level?: "strong" | "moderate" | "reduced"): string; /** * Wraps a given text in an ssml prosody tag with the given * options of rate, pitch, and/or volume. * * @param rate valid values ATOW "x-slow" | "slow" | "medium" | "fast" | "x-fast" | number, * @param pitch valid values ATOW "x-low" | "low" | "medium" | "high" | "x-high" | number, * @param volume valid values ATOW "silent" | "x-soft" | "soft" | "medium" | "loud" | "x-loud" | number * * @see {@link https://developer.amazon.com/public/solutions/alexa/alexa-skills-kit/docs/speech-synthesis-markup-language-ssml-reference#prosody|SsmlReference} */ static prosody(text: string, { rate, pitch, volume }: { rate?: ProsodyRateType; pitch?: ProsodyPitchType; volume?: ProsodyVolumeType; }): string; /** * Generates SpeechCon SSML. * https://developer.amazon.com/public/solutions/alexa/alexa-skills-kit/docs/speechcon-reference */ static speech(speechCon: SpeechCon): string; /** * Applies Amazon-specific effects to the speech. * * https://developer.amazon.com/public/solutions/alexa/alexa-skills-kit/docs/speech-synthesis-markup-language-ssml-reference#amazon-effect * * The name of the effect to apply to the speech. Available effects: * whispered: Applies a whispering effect to the speech. * @param effect Which amazon:effect. ATOW only whispered implemented. * @param s text to wrap in the effect. */ static amazon(effect: Effect, s: string): string; /** * The audio tag lets you provide the URL for an MP3 file that the * Alexa service can play while rendering a response. You can use * this to embed short, pre-recorded audio within your service’s * response. For example, you could include sound effects alongside * your text-to-speech responses, or provide responses using a * voice associated with your brand. For more information, see * Including Short Pre-Recorded Audio in your Response at * https://developer.amazon.com/public/solutions/alexa/alexa-skills-kit/docs/handling-requests-sent-by-alexa#audio. * * Note the following requirements and limitations: * * * The MP3 must be hosted at an Internet-accessible HTTPS * endpoint. HTTPS is required, and the domain hosting the MP3 * file must present a valid, trusted SSL certificate. * Self-signed certificates cannot be used. * * The MP3 must not contain any customer-specific or other * sensitive information. * * The MP3 must be a valid MP3 file (MPEG version 2). * * The audio file cannot be longer than ninety (90) seconds. * * The bit rate must be 48 kbps. Note that this bit rate gives a * good result when used with spoken content, but is generally * not a high enough quality for music. * * The sample rate must be 16000 Hz. * * You may need to use converter software to convert your MP3 files * to the required codec version (MPEG version 2) and bit rate (48 * kbps). * * https://developer.amazon.com/public/solutions/alexa/alexa-skills-kit/docs/speech-synthesis-markup-language-ssml-reference#audio * * @param srcUrl Specifies the URL for the MP3 file. */ static audio(srcUrl: string): string; /** * Represents a pause in the speech. Set the length of the pause * with the strength or time attributes. * * https://developer.amazon.com/public/solutions/alexa/alexa-skills-kit/docs/speech-synthesis-markup-language-ssml-reference#break * * @param param0 */ static break({ strength, s, ms }: { /** * none: No pause should be outputted. This can be used to remove a pause that would normally occur (such as after a period). * * x-weak: No pause should be outputted (same as none). * * weak:  Treat adjacent words as if separated by a single comma (equivalent to medium). * * medium: Treat adjacent words as if separated by a single comma. * * strong: Make a sentence break (equivalent to using the tag). * * x-strong: Make a paragraph break (equivalent to using the

tag). */ strength?: BreakStrengthType; /** * Duration of the pause in seconds; up to 10 seconds. */ s?: number; /** * Duration of the pause in milliseconds; up to 10000 milliseconds. */ ms?: number; }): string; /** * Takes a given text that will be written and provides an alias * for it when it's actually spoken. * * For example, if the written text is the element symbol "Mg", then * you probably want to verbally say the entire word: "Magnesium". * In this case, the "text" is "Mg" and the "alias" is "Magnesium". * * @see (@link https://developer.amazon.com/public/solutions/alexa/alexa-skills-kit/docs/speech-synthesis-markup-language-ssml-reference#sub) * * @param text Written text that will be substituted when spoken, e.g. "Mg" * @param alias Spoken alias that will be spoken, e.g. "Magnesium" */ static sub(text: string, alias: string): string; /** * Similar to , this tag customizes the pronunciation of * words by specifying the word’s part of speech. * * @param text Text that requires clarity. * @param partOfSpeech Context provided for the given text. */ static w(text: string, partOfSpeech: PartOfSpeech): string; /** * Describes how the text should be interpreted. This lets you * provide additional context to the text and eliminate any * ambiguity on how Alexa should render the text. Indicate how * Alexa should interpret the text with the interpret-as attribute. * * Note that the Alexa service attempts to interpret the provided * text correctly based on the text’s formatting even without this * tag. For example, if your output speech includes “202-555-1212”, * Alexa speaks each individual digit, with a brief pause for each * dash. You don’t need to use in * this case. However, if you provided the text “2025551212”, but * you wanted Alexa to speak it as a phone number, you would need * to use . * * @example * * Here is a number spoken as a cardinal number: * 12345. * Here is the same number with each digit spoken separately: * 12345. * Here is a word spelled out: hello * * * @see * https://developer.amazon.com/public/solutions/alexa/alexa-skills-kit/docs/speech-synthesis-markup-language-ssml-reference#say-as */ static sayAs({ text, interpret, format }: { /** * Text to specify interpretation. */ text: string; /** * Value that indicates how text should be interpreted. * * @see {InterpretAs} */ interpret: InterpretAs; /** * Only used when interpret-as is set to date. Set to one of * the following to indicate format of the date: * * mdy * dmy * ymd * md * dm * ym * my * d * m * y * * Alternatively, if you provide the date in YYYYMMDD format, * the format attribute is ignored. You can include question * marks (?) for portions of the date to leave out. For * instance, Alexa would speak ???? * 0922 as “September 22nd”. */ format?: SayAsDate; }): string; } //# sourceMappingURL=ssml-helper.d.mts.map