javascript - How to use scripted web API code in to HTML documents -


I am trying to implement the speech recognition interface in one of my HTML documents .

I searched for it and found the link below.

But I do not know how to embed the interface code into the HTML document.

Can anyone help me how to use it?

What does the interface of the formal W3C specifications call you usually when you have an object-oriented language The work specification specifies that a web-browser needs to be implemented in its Javascript library to complete the specification. Unless you are developing your own web browser, you do not apply anything you only use the implementation provided by web browsers.

From now on (April 2014) the W3C Speech API, which is linked to you, is just an experimental recommendation. . Experimental implementation determines all text-to-speech objects with webkit , so SpeechRecognition becomes webkitSpeechRecognition . No other browser currently applies it at all, and it is not yet sure that they will ever do so. For this reason, you should try to find a different solution for your problem.

When you still want to experiment with it, you can start Google Chrome demo (interesting parts can begin from line 288 of source code). But as I said, it is not ready for any productive use.

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