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This project provides a local, OpenAI-compatible text-to-speech (TTS) API using edge-tts

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  • New Features

    • Introduced a new configuration file for the OpenAI-compatible text-to-speech (TTS) application, detailing metadata and operational parameters.
    • Added a new service configuration in Docker for the OpenAI Edge-TTS application, enabling easy deployment and management.
    • Launched a new service configuration for the plexist application in Docker, facilitating playlist management.
    • Added a new service configuration for plexist with environment variables for enhanced functionality.
  • Documentation

    • Added comprehensive documentation for the OpenAI-Compatible Edge-TTS API, including installation instructions, API functionality, and example requests.

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A new configuration file config.json has been added to the openai-edge-tts application, containing essential metadata and operational parameters. Additionally, a service configuration for openai-edge-tts has been introduced in the docker-compose.yml file, specifying environment variables and routing settings for deployment. Furthermore, comprehensive documentation has been created in description.md, detailing the API's functionality, setup instructions, and usage examples. A similar service configuration has also been added for the plexist application.

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File Path Change Summary
apps/openai-edge-tts/config.json Added a new configuration file containing metadata about the application.
apps/openai-edge-tts/docker-compose.yml Introduced a new service configuration for openai-edge-tts, including environment variables and routing settings.
apps/openai-edge-tts/metadata/description.md Created documentation for the OpenAI-Compatible Edge-TTS API, detailing functionality, setup, and usage.
apps/plexist/docker-compose.yml Added a new service configuration for plexist, including environment variables for operation.

Possibly related PRs

  • Ab ohiccups/master #4824: The addition of a config.json file for the Emby media server is related to the main PR as both introduce new configuration files that define essential metadata and operational parameters for their respective applications.
  • app: homer #5171: The introduction of a config.json file for the Homer application is related to the main PR because it similarly adds a new configuration file that includes metadata and settings for the application.

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Actionable comments posted: 3

🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (5)
apps/openai-edge-tts/metadata/description.md (5)

3-10: Consider reducing the number of badges.

While badges provide useful information, having too many can clutter the documentation header. Consider keeping only the most relevant ones (e.g., stars, last commit, language) to maintain focus on essential information.

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45-56: Add validation ranges for environment variables.

The environment variables section would benefit from additional documentation about valid ranges and constraints:

  • What are the acceptable formats for API_KEY?
  • What are the valid port ranges?
  • What's the complete list of supported voices for DEFAULT_VOICE?
  • What are the valid ranges for DEFAULT_SPEED?

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167-170: Enhance API parameter documentation.

The API parameters section could be improved by:

  1. Documenting the mapping between OpenAI voices and edge-tts voices
  2. Providing examples of valid edge-tts voices
  3. Adding validation constraints for the speed parameter

Consider adding a table showing the voice mappings:

| OpenAI Voice | Edge-TTS Voice |
|--------------|----------------|
| alloy        | voice-name-1   |
| echo         | voice-name-2   |
| ...          | ...           |

217-219: Improve endpoint documentation consistency.

The additional endpoints section uses repetitive sentence structure. Consider rewording to improve readability:

- **POST/GET /v1/models**: Lists available TTS models.
- **POST/GET /v1/voices**: Lists `edge-tts` voices for a given language / locale.
- **POST/GET /v1/voices/all**: Lists all `edge-tts` voices, with language support information.
+ **GET/POST /v1/models**: Retrieve available TTS models
+ **GET/POST /v1/voices**: Search `edge-tts` voices by language/locale
+ **GET/POST /v1/voices/all**: Browse complete catalog of `edge-tts` voices with language support details
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[style] ~219-~219: Three successive sentences begin with the same word. Consider rewording the sentence or use a thesaurus to find a synonym.
Context: ...ices for a given language / locale. - POST/GET /v1/voices/all: Lists all `edge-t...

(ENGLISH_WORD_REPEAT_BEGINNING_RULE)


256-260: Add security considerations for API key usage.

While the API key can be any string, it's important to add security considerations:

- `your_api_key_here` never needs to be replaced — No "real" API key is required. Use whichever string you'd like.
+ While any string can be used as the API key, it's recommended to:
+ - Use a strong, random string to prevent unauthorized access
+ - Keep the API key confidential and never commit it to version control
+ - Consider using environment variables or secrets management for production deployments
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[misspelling] ~172-~172: Use “a” instead of ‘an’ if the following word doesn’t start with a vowel sound, e.g. ‘a sentence’, ‘a university’.
Context: ...st with curl and saving the output to an mp3 file: ```bash curl -X POST http://...

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[style] ~219-~219: Three successive sentences begin with the same word. Consider rewording the sentence or use a thesaurus to find a synonym.
Context: ...ices for a given language / locale. - POST/GET /v1/voices/all: Lists all `edge-t...

(ENGLISH_WORD_REPEAT_BEGINNING_RULE)

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apps/openai-edge-tts/docker-compose.yml (2)

12-16: Verify port configuration and network security.

The service exposes port 5050 which should be verified against the OpenAI Edge TTS documentation.

Let's verify the port configuration:

✅ Verification successful

Port configuration is correctly documented and consistent

The port 5050 is properly documented and consistently used across the application:

  • Configured in config.json as the default port
  • Documented in metadata/description.md with example usage
  • Correctly mapped in docker-compose.yml using the environment variable ${APP_PORT}
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5-11: Review security configuration for production deployment.

Several security concerns in the environment configuration:

  1. Hardcoded API key (API_KEY=1) could be misleading
  2. Disabled API key requirement (REQUIRE_API_KEY=false) may pose security risks in production

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Consider:

  1. Making API_KEY a required configuration when REQUIRE_API_KEY=true
  2. Adding validation for environment variables
  3. Documenting security implications in the service documentation
apps/openai-edge-tts/metadata/description.md (1)

1-260: Overall documentation structure is well-organized.

The documentation is comprehensive and well-structured, covering installation, configuration, usage, and examples. The inclusion of Docker and Python setup instructions, along with example use cases for popular applications, makes it very user-friendly.

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[style] ~219-~219: Three successive sentences begin with the same word. Consider rewording the sentence or use a thesaurus to find a synonym.
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Actionable comments posted: 4

🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (1)
apps/plexist/docker-compose.yml (1)

13-17: Secure handling of sensitive credentials required.

The Spotify and Deezer credentials are sensitive information. Consider:

  1. Using Docker secrets or external secret management
  2. Adding validation for required credentials
  3. Documenting the minimum required permissions for these credentials

For production deployments, consider using Docker secrets:

secrets:
  spotify_client_id:
    external: true
  spotify_client_secret:
    external: true

Then reference them in the service:

services:
  plexist:
    secrets:
      - spotify_client_id
      - spotify_client_secret
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apps/plexist/docker-compose.yml (1)

12-12: Validate the wait time configuration.

The default wait time of 84000 seconds (23.33 hours) seems arbitrary. Consider documenting the rationale for this specific value and potential impacts on system resources.

#!/bin/bash
# Search for documentation about the wait time configuration
rg "SECONDS_TO_WAIT|84000" docs/ README.md

- SPOTIFY_USER_ID= # your spotify user id
- DEEZER_USER_ID= # your deezer user id
- DEEZER_PLAYLIST_ID= # deezer playlist ids space separated
restart: unless-stopped
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Consider adding healthcheck configuration.

The service uses restart: unless-stopped but lacks health monitoring. Adding a healthcheck would ensure proper service monitoring and automatic recovery.

     - DEEZER_PLAYLIST_ID=      # deezer playlist ids space separated
     restart: unless-stopped
+    healthcheck:
+      test: ["CMD", "curl", "-f", "http://localhost:8080/health"]
+      interval: 1m
+      timeout: 10s
+      retries: 3
+      start_period: 40s
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- WRITE_MISSING_AS_CSV= # <1 or 0>, Default 0, 1 = writes missing tracks to a csv
- ADD_PLAYLIST_POSTER= # <1 or 0>, Default 1, 1 = add poster for each playlist
- ADD_PLAYLIST_DESCRIPTION=# <1 or 0>, Default 1, 1 = add description for each playlist
- APPEND_INSTEAD_OF_SYNC= # <0 or 1>, Default 0, 1 = Sync tracks, 0 = Append only
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Improve boolean environment variables validation.

The binary flags (0 or 1) should have clear validation and documentation. Consider using actual boolean values (true/false) for better clarity.

-      - WRITE_MISSING_AS_CSV=    # <1 or 0>, Default 0, 1 = writes missing tracks to a csv
-      - ADD_PLAYLIST_POSTER=     # <1 or 0>, Default 1, 1 = add poster for each playlist
-      - ADD_PLAYLIST_DESCRIPTION=# <1 or 0>, Default 1, 1 = add description for each playlist
-      - APPEND_INSTEAD_OF_SYNC=  # <0 or 1>, Default 0, 1 = Sync tracks, 0 = Append only
+      - WRITE_MISSING_AS_CSV=false     # Set to 'true' to write missing tracks to CSV
+      - ADD_PLAYLIST_POSTER=true       # Set to 'false' to disable playlist poster
+      - ADD_PLAYLIST_DESCRIPTION=true  # Set to 'false' to disable playlist description
+      - APPEND_INSTEAD_OF_SYNC=false   # Set to 'true' for append-only mode
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- WRITE_MISSING_AS_CSV= # <1 or 0>, Default 0, 1 = writes missing tracks to a csv
- ADD_PLAYLIST_POSTER= # <1 or 0>, Default 1, 1 = add poster for each playlist
- ADD_PLAYLIST_DESCRIPTION=# <1 or 0>, Default 1, 1 = add description for each playlist
- APPEND_INSTEAD_OF_SYNC= # <0 or 1>, Default 0, 1 = Sync tracks, 0 = Append only
- WRITE_MISSING_AS_CSV=false # Set to 'true' to write missing tracks to CSV
- ADD_PLAYLIST_POSTER=true # Set to 'false' to disable playlist poster
- ADD_PLAYLIST_DESCRIPTION=true # Set to 'false' to disable playlist description
- APPEND_INSTEAD_OF_SYNC=false # Set to 'true' for append-only mode

services:
plexist:
container_name: plexist
image: gyarbij/plexist:latest
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⚠️ Potential issue

Avoid using the 'latest' tag in production.

Using the 'latest' tag can lead to unexpected behavior and breaking changes during container updates. Consider pinning to a specific version for better stability and predictability.

-    image: gyarbij/plexist:latest
+    image: gyarbij/plexist:1.0.0  # Replace with actual stable version

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- PLEX_URL= # your local plex url
- PLEX_TOKEN= # your plex token
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💡 Codebase verification

Environment variables should be documented and validated

The review comment is valid. Looking at the codebase:

  • The Plex credentials are marked as required in the docker-compose file with comments, but there's no visible validation
  • Other apps in the repository (like movary) properly document and validate their Plex-related configuration in their config.json
  • The plexist app lacks a config.json or similar configuration validation mechanism

Recommendations:

  • Add a config.json file for plexist to document and validate the required environment variables
  • Add validation checks in the application code to ensure these credentials are set before startup
  • Document the required variables and their format in the README.md
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Sensitive configuration: Add validation for required Plex credentials.

The Plex URL and token are essential for the service to function. Consider adding validation to ensure these are properly set before the container starts.

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