Module text_to_polly_ssml::ssml_constants

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Contains SSML Constants. Things like all possible Strength values for the Break Tag. This is meant to be internal, so you should probably never interact with this directly.

Structs

BreakTime
Denotes the potential amount of time to Break inside the Break Tag. These values are straight out of the SSML 1.1 W3C Standard which can be found HERE and what they actually do in polly is documented: HERE.

Enums

AmazonEffect
Represents all possible AWS Effects that AWS Polly Supports THAT DO NOT HAVE VALUES. The full documentation on all possible amazon effects are in the AWS docs: HERE.
AutoBreathFrequency
Possible frequency values of breaths for amazon:auto-breaths. The full documentation on what this does, and it’s values are in AWS Docs: HERE.
BreakStrength
Denotes the potential values for the Strength of a Break tag. These values are straight out of the SSML 1.1 W3C Standard which can be found HERE, and what they actually do in polly is documented: HERE.
BreathDuration
Possible duration values of breaths for amazon:breath, and amazon:auto-breaths. The full documentation on what this does, and it’s values are in AWS Docs: HERE.
BreathVolumes
Possible volumes of breaths for amazon:breath, and amazon:auto-breaths. The full documentation on what this does, and it’s values are in AWS Docs: HERE.
PhonationVolume
Represents all possible values for the amazon:effect phonation key. The full documentation on the supported values are in the AWS docs: HERE
PhonemeAlphabet
Represents all phoneme alphabets that AWS Polly Supports. Documentation on supported alphabets can be found under description of the phoneme tags on AWS Polly. Those are located: HERE
PossibleClosingTags
PossibleOpenTags
ProsodyRate
Represents all possible ProsodyRate rates that AWS Polly Supports. The full documentation on all possible rates are found in AWS Documentation: HERE
WordRole
Represents all possible WorldRoles that AWS Polly Supports. The full documentation on all possible world roles are found in AWS docs: HERE