An Android app that allows you to send and read messages using voice commands.

• Text to speech : react-native-tts

• Speech to text : react-native-voice

The program has a server side and a client side so we will need to perform separate installations.

Open first console in the main path VoiceTranslate \ server and install node modules with the command

• npm install
• then, enter the command node index.js to run the server.

Open a second console in the main path VoiceTranslate \ finalProject and install node modules with the command

• npm install
• then, enter the command npx react-native start to run the metro.

Open a third console in the main path VoiceTranslate \ finalProject and enter the command

• npx react-native run-android to run the program.

To connect to a socket for communication between the server side and the client, enter an IPV4 address of the device, in line 15, in the following file - VoiceTranslate \ finalProject \ src \ screens \ AuthenticationScreen.js

In the next command

• const socket = io ("http: // HERE: 3000");

• src
  • asyncStorage
  • components
    • AssistButton.js: main component, responsible for managing the main activity.
    • FloatingButton.js: component inside the home screen, used to display the settings and a logout button.
    • LoadingSpinner.js: cComponent responsible for the rotating spinner to display a user indication to the TTS output.
    • SoundWave.js: Wave animation component, will turn on when every time the TTS will stop (indication use).
  • dataBase:
    • FireBase.js: component responsible for the fireBase database.
  • images
  • router
    • RouterInitializer.js: responsible for booting the router using props and asynchronous storage.
    • Router.js: receive props as a parameter from the routeInitializer screen and route the user accordingly.
  • screens
    • AuthenticationScreen.js: responsible for linking the user to the messaging app.
    • HomeScreen.js: holds the following components - AssistButton and FloatingButton.
    • ReadManual.js: responsible for displaying the application manual in case of reading a message.
    • WriteManual.js: responsible for displaying the application manual in case of sending a message.
    • SettingsScreen.js: holds the features and the manual of the application.
    • SignIn.js: responsible for the user entering the application, works in front of the database.
    • SignUp.js: responsible for registering the user for the application using the database.
  • styles
  • utilities
    • assistButtonUtilities.js: contains Voice Assistant vocabulary, regular expressions, and user input comparison commands.

• dist: folder that holds the app site design.
• index.js:responsible for the messaging app and the app website.

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