Allow user to specify the locale for speech or text recognition #6
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Thanks much for your contribution @rolandcrosby! I really appreciate the help. Your changes look good. I'm just going to incorporate some readme changes on top of this and hopefully get it merged/updated shortly. Cheers! |
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Got this merged in! Once again, huge thanks. These changes are incorporated in textra v0.2.0. |
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Great, thanks for taking a look! |
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This commit adds support for specifying which locale to use for speech or text recognition via a new
-l,--localecommand line flag. If the user does not specify a locale, the default behavior of the recognition API is used.