@speechly/browser-client
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With the browser-client you can add voice features to any website. It handles authentication, audio capture, network streaming and connection management with the Speechly Voice API.
Check out the browser-client-example repository for a demo app built using this client.
NOTE: If you are using React, you can use our React client instead. It provides the same functionalities, but provides a programming model that is idiomatic to React.
Install the package:
# Using Yarn
yarn add @speechly/browser-client
# Using NPM
npm install --save @speechly/browser-client
Start using the client:
import { Client, Segment } from '@speechly/browser-client'
// Create a new Client. NOTE: Configure and get your appId from https://api.speechly.com/dashboard
const client = new Client({appId: 'your-app-id'})
// Initialize the client - this will ask the user for microphone permissions and establish the connection to Speechly API.
// Make sure you call `initlialize` from a user action handler (e.g. from a button press handler).
await client.initialize()
// React to the updates from the API.
client.onSegmentChange((segment: Segment) => {
console.log('Received new segment from the API:', segment.intent, segment.entities, segment.words, segment.isFinal)
})
// Start recording.
// This can be bound to e.g. a button press.
await client.startContext()
// Stop recording after a timeout.
// This can be bound to e.g. a button press.
setTimeout(async function() {
await client.stopContext()
}, 3000)
This sample HTML loads Speechly's browser-client ES modules via a CDN that mirrors npm packages. The page displays a text field that you dictate text into. See browser's console log for raw segment feed from Speechly.
Please use a HTML server to view the example. Running it as a file will not work due to browser's security restrictions. For example run serve . on command line and open localhost:3000 in your browser.
<html>
<body>
<input id="textBox" type="text" placeholder="Hold to talk..." autofocus />
<script type="module">
// Load Speechly ES module from a CDN. Note script type="module"
import { Client } from "../core/speechly.es.js"
const widget = document.getElementById("textBox")
// Create a Speechly client instance. NOTE: Configure and get your appId from https://api.speechly.com/dashboard
const speechly = new Client({
appId: "your-app-id",
debug: true,
logSegments: true,
})
speechly.onSegmentChange(segment => {
// Clean up and concatenate words
let transcript = segment.words.map(w => w.value.toLowerCase()).filter(w => w !== "").join(" ");
// Add trailing period upon segment end.
if (segment.isFinal) transcript += ".";
widget.value = transcript;
});
const startListening = async () => {
speechly.startContext();
}
const stopListening = () => {
if (speechly.isListening()) {
speechly.stopContext();
}
}
// Bind start listening to a widget hold, release anywhere to stop
widget.addEventListener("mousedown", startListening)
document.addEventListener("mouseup", stopListening)
</script>
</body>
</html>
You can find the detailed browser-client API documentation in the GitHub repository.
You can also refer to Speechly Docs for more information.
See contribution guide in CONTRIBUTING.md.
FAQs
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The npm package @speechly/browser-client receives a total of 877 weekly downloads. As such, @speechly/browser-client popularity was classified as not popular.
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