Add support for local TTS like Kokoro #12
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Hello!
After watching your video about Kokoro, I started experimenting with the Kokoro FastAPI from Remsky. I found it incredibly easy to modify the audiobook generator—thank you for keeping it so straightforward!
This Pull Request introduces a small modification that allows users to utilize the local FastAPI for Kokoro to generate audiobooks. This enhancement enables more community members to engage with the project without relying on OpenAI. You find more details in the README.
I had a great time exploring this project and working with local TTS. I hope you have a chance to review my changes. Thank you! :)