A Filament plugin that provides a VoiceTextarea field component, allowing users to fill textarea fields using their microphone (voice-to-text) via the browser's built-in speech recognition API.
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Install the package:
composer require ruelluna/filament-voice-textarea
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Use in your forms:
use Ruelluna\FilamentVoiceTextarea\Forms\Components\VoiceTextarea; VoiceTextarea::make('description') ->label('Description') ->enableVoice() ->required();
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That's it! The microphone button will automatically appear in the lower right corner of your textarea.
- π€ Voice Recognition: Use your microphone to dictate text into textarea fields
- π Real-time Transcription: See your speech converted to text in real-time
- π― Filament Integration: Seamlessly integrates with Filament Forms
- π Browser Support: Works with Chrome, Edge, and other Web Speech API compatible browsers
- π¨ Customizable UI: Clean, accessible interface with visual feedback
This plugin uses the Web Speech API, which is currently supported in:
- β Chrome (version 25+)
- β Edge (version 79+)
- β Safari (version 14.1+)
- β Firefox (not supported)
You can install the package via composer:
composer require ruelluna/filament-voice-textareaThe package automatically loads all required assets (JavaScript, CSS, and views) when installed. No manual asset publishing is required!
What happens automatically:
- β JavaScript and CSS assets are registered with Filament
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Views are automatically available via the
filament-voice-textareanamespace - β Assets are loaded on-demand for optimal performance
- β Service provider is auto-discovered by Laravel
For package developers: If you're developing the package locally, you can build the assets:
npm install
npm run buildRun the installation command to set up everything automatically:
php artisan filament-voice-textarea:installThis command will:
- Publish the configuration file
- Run any migrations (if applicable)
- Ask if you want to star the repository on GitHub
If you prefer to install components manually:
- Publish the config file (optional):
php artisan vendor:publish --tag="filament-voice-textarea-config"- Publish the views (optional):
php artisan vendor:publish --tag="filament-voice-textarea-views"Note: Assets are automatically loaded and do not need to be published manually.
Use the VoiceTextarea component in your Filament forms:
use Ruelluna\FilamentVoiceTextarea\Forms\Components\VoiceTextarea;
// In your Filament form
public function form(Form $form): Form
{
return $form
->schema([
VoiceTextarea::make('description')
->label('Description')
->enableVoice()
->helperText('Click the microphone icon to start voice recognition')
->required(),
]);
}VoiceTextarea::make('content')
->label('Article Content')
->enableVoice()
->rows(10)
->placeholder('Start typing or click the microphone to dictate...')
->helperText('Use voice recognition for faster content creation')
->required()
->columnSpanFull();use Ruelluna\FilamentVoiceTextarea\Forms\Components\VoiceTextarea;
class PostResource extends Resource
{
public static function form(Form $form): Form
{
return $form
->schema([
TextInput::make('title')
->required(),
VoiceTextarea::make('content')
->enableVoice()
->required(),
// ... other fields
]);
}
}- Enable Voice: Call the
enableVoice()method on your VoiceTextarea field - Microphone Button: A microphone icon appears next to the textarea
- Click to Start: Click the microphone button to begin voice recognition
- Speak: Your speech is converted to text in real-time
- Auto-append: Recognized text is automatically added to the textarea
- Form Integration: Changes are automatically detected by Filament/Livewire
The plugin publishes a configuration file at config/voice-textarea.php:
return [
// Default language for speech recognition
'default_language' => 'en-US',
// Whether to enable continuous recognition by default
'continuous_recognition' => true,
// Whether to show interim results
'interim_results' => true,
];If you see a "Please allow microphone access" error:
- Check your browser's microphone permissions
- Click the microphone icon in the address bar
- Allow microphone access for your site
- Ensure you're using a supported browser (Chrome, Edge, Safari)
- Check that your microphone is working and properly connected
- Try refreshing the page and granting microphone permissions again
- Speak clearly and at a normal volume
- Ensure your microphone is not muted
- Try moving closer to your microphone
Please see CONTRIBUTING for details.
Please review our security policy on how to report security vulnerabilities.
The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.