Voice Assistant Program This program is a simple command-line-based voice assistant that performs tasks such as web searching, playing YouTube videos, and fetching news. The program uses the following key features:

Features Text-to-Speech Integration: The program can speak responses using the pyttsx3 library, providing a vocal output for user commands and news headlines.

Google Search: Users can input commands like "open Google", after which the program prompts the user to specify their search query. It automatically opens the search results in a web browser.

YouTube Search and Playback: By entering commands like "open YouTube" or "play", the user can search for videos on YouTube. The program constructs a search URL and opens it in a browser.

News Fetching: The program retrieves top headlines from the U.S. using the NewsAPI. News headlines are displayed in the console, and the program reads them aloud using the text-to-speech engine.

Interactive Command Interface: The program listens for specific keywords in user input to perform actions and responds accordingly. Users can type commands such as: test_spice1 to initiate the assistant quit to exit the program Error Handling: Basic error handling is implemented to ensure the program does not crash due to unexpected input or API errors. Dependencies The program requires the following libraries: pyttsx3 for text-to-speech requests for making HTTP requests to external APIs webbrowser for opening URLs in the default web browser

Setup

Clone this repository. Install the required dependencies using: bash Copy code pip install pyttsx3 requests Replace YOUR_KEY in the code with your actual NewsAPI key to enable news fetching. Run the program: bash Copy code python textinput.py Usage Start the program and type test_spice1 to begin. Enter one of the available commands to perform actions: Google Search: Type "open Google" and enter your search query. YouTube Search: Type "open YouTube" or "play" and specify what you want to search. News: Type "news" to get the latest top headlines from the U.S. Quit: Type "quit" to exit the program.