Flexible Application Guidelines for Open Source Licenses
Based on the MIT Open Source Agreement, the developer has the following rights:
- Free code modification and distribution
- Unlimited local deployment
- Free for non-commercial use
The project documentation provides detailed guidelines for bypassing commercialized components, including: disabling the Stripe payment module, using native SQLite instead of PostgreSQL, configuring a self-built authentication service, and more. The community release retains all core voice functionality and removes only advanced features such as team collaboration.
The technical architecture is designed with a modular implementation of key components:
- Voice engine access layer (pluggable design)
- Core synthetic services (stand-alone microservices)
- Web interface (responsive layout)
This makes it easy for community developers to replace or upgrade specific modules, such as replacing AWS Polly with a native speech synthesis engine with equivalent results.
This answer comes from the articleOpen source operational project integrating multiple advanced speech synthesis servicesThe
