README.md minor update to include running SimpleHTTPServer on Python 3

Python 2

python -m SimpleHTTPServer 8000

Python 3

python -m http.server 8000

Hi !

First, your project is awesome :)

Do you think it could be possible to listen continuously without having to click the button ? It could enable "keyword spotting", like for example you're waiting for a special keyword. Imagine you want to build an Alexa like assistant, you can wait for "Alexa", "Jarvis", "Siri", or whatever you want, and then when the keyword is detected locally you start real voice recognition of the browser to detect exactly what was the command.

In fact I'm working on a project called Gladys, an assistant who can control your home, and I'm currently looking for a keyword spotting tool to recognize the word "Gladys". ( http://gladysproject.com ).

Thank you again for this awesome work :)

This is a very interesting project I see here, but to be honest, this has terrible API documentation. Maybe add a documentation on APIs of JsSpeechRecognizer.js? That would be extremely helpful, even more than a demo.

Hi,

I did some tests with the keyspotting feature and it is really nice !
I really would like to implement this in the web client of Domogik, an open source home automation solution.
Domogik has its own virtual assistant, as the famous Jarvis to do various operations : control the home, discuss a little, learn some things, ... Example with the android client : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IXXahef0bNY

In the web application, I implemented TTS and STT feature, but the keyspotting feature still needs to be added and your project seems to be the solution for me.

By the way, for now, we need to train each time we reload the page. Do you have any plan to use some localstorage in your library to store the training set ?

Once again, goog job!

++
Fritz

Opened an issue just to say that this project is wonderful. I haven't had the time to test it, but if it works it's such a great thing. Congratulations!

Hi.

Awesome project! One question though, how do I know it knows what I'm saying?
What does the double value represent?

Awesome tool! Now I have a case where I want to recognise blowing.
We are making a christmas donation application where you need to power a mindmill by blowing.

I'm tweaking some of the parameters but I can't quite get it to work.
Anyone any ideas how to tweak so I can record blowing?

-----------------save to host--------------------

var recordingId = speechRec.stopRecording();
$.ajax({
   method: "POST",
   url: "/sound.ins",
   dataType: "script",
    data: {
          PSES:U9_SESSION_ID,         
          PLNG:'en',
          PSCR_C:speechRec.recordingBufferArray[finalPlaybackId]
         }
   })
   .fail(function() {
    })
   .done(function( msg ) {
     null;
   });  

---------------- get from host--------------

get array value from host but how i can setup up to listen my keyword to library****

var r='/sound.getjson?PSES=12&PLNG=en&PTS='+p_pts;
$.getJSON(r, function(jsdata) {
    $.each(jsdata.ROWSET, function(i, l) { 
       speechRec.recordingBufferArray.push(l.SCR_C);
      console.log(l.SCR_C);
    });
});

Hey, seems like a great project! I was banging my head against pocketsphinx.js as kws recognition software, but.. well, a lot of problems, won't even go into all of them.

And this one seems to just work. I'll try using it with my voice assistant with web-ui and python backend.

But there is a minor problem. It seems that if I enter non-latin characters into your Keyword demo, it does not work. However if I input any word in latin and train it with russian or any other languge, well, obviously it works. So I think there is some minore problem with the code not being able to process non-ascii strings here, However it works in Speech Recognition demo! So thats a bit weird.