This template accepts text on a Latenode webhook, shapes the payload in JavaScript, and posts it to your Kokoro HTTP API so speech stays on the host you run.
It then writes request id, duration, and the audio URL or path to the Latenode database. Put the Kokoro API key in the HTTP request node. Point your app at the webhook URL.
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A webhook starts the scenario when your product posts text, voice, and format.
JavaScript caps length and builds the JSON body Kokoro expects.
An HTTP request node posts to your Kokoro URL. Put the Kokoro API key in that HTTP request node.
The Latenode database stores request id, duration, and the audio URL or path.
Add a webhook trigger and copy its URL. Have your product POST text, voice, and output format to that URL.
Publish Kokoro so Latenode can POST to it. In JavaScript, cap string length and build the JSON body. Add an HTTP request node aimed at that Kokoro URL and put the Kokoro API key there.
Create a database object with request id, duration, and the audio URL or path returned by Kokoro. Send a test POST and confirm audio plus the log row.
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