SnippetsĪll Speech Markdown snippets start with "smd." Here's a list of available snippets along with sample Speech Markdown it produces. Hover over the mark up text for additional information. Languages that support Speech Markdown syntax highlighting are: Any Speech Markdown tags will be highligted within string literals. Syntax highlighting is supported in JSON, JavaScript, and TypeScript. (when used within the brackets of the samples above).Typing any of the following and using ctrl+space will trigger suggestions: In order to enable it, please see section Enable Intellisense in TypeScript and JavaScript. By default, Visual Studio Code does not support IntelliSense in strings. Here are the current configuration options: IntelliSenseĪs of version 0.0.6, IntelliSense is supported in strings. This can be disabled in Settings -> Extensions -> SpeechMarkdown -> Include Speak Tags. The resulting SSML is displayed in the Speech Markdown output channel.įor those that prefer keyboard shortcuts, use Ctrl+Shift+L.īy default, the starting and ending speak tags are included in the output. At the time of this release (v0.0.8) this includes: Selecting Speech Markdown in an editor, right-clicking and selecting the "Speech Markdown to SSML" menu option provides SSML output for all supported platforms. Speech Markdown outputs platform-compatible Speech Synthesis Markup Language (SSML). Converts to SSML while handling inconsistencies across Amazon Alexa & Google Assistant. Speech Markdown is a text-to-speech formatting for content authors, designers, and developers. This extentsion supports snippets, hover-over, syntax highlighting of Speech Markdown.
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