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fix: handle blob responses, construct wav header in example #338

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  • New Features

    • Enhanced audio processing capabilities with WAV file support, including the ability to save audio as WAV instead of MP3.
    • Improved audio stream configuration with updated encoding and sample rate settings.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved handling of binary messages in WebSocket communication, ensuring better compatibility with various data formats.
  • Refactor

    • Updated methods for processing incoming messages to handle different binary data types more effectively, ensuring uniformity in data handling.

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The pull request introduces modifications to the index.js file in the examples/node-speak-live directory, focusing on audio processing enhancements, including the addition of a WAV audio header and updated audio configuration parameters. The SpeakLiveClient class in src/packages/SpeakLiveClient.ts has also been updated to improve binary message handling, specifically changing the parameter type for binary data processing and enhancing the conversion logic for incoming WebSocket messages.

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File Change Summary
examples/node-speak-live/index.js Added a WAV audio header, updated deepgram.speak.live parameters, modified file writing logic to save as WAV instead of MP3, and adjusted buffer reset logic.
src/packages/SpeakLiveClient.ts Changed handleBinaryMessage parameter type from ArrayBuffer to Buffer, added logic to convert Blob to Buffer, and ensured consistent handling of binary data.

Possibly related PRs

  • feat: add TTS Live Client #306: Introduces live text-to-speech functionality using the Deepgram API, relevant to the audio processing enhancements made in the main PR.
  • fix: send Buffer instead of ArrayBuffer #332: Addresses the handling of binary messages in the SpeakLiveClient, specifically changing the parameter type from ArrayBuffer to Buffer, directly relating to modifications in audio data processing.

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examples/node-speak-live/index.js (1)

27-27: ⚠️ Potential issue

Security concern: API key should not be hardcoded

Hardcoding the API key in the source code poses a security risk, especially if this code is shared or version-controlled. It's recommended to use environment variables to store sensitive information like API keys.

Consider refactoring this line to use an environment variable:

-const deepgram = createClient("c4249c0b760ce7c61e87a0cf6f2bfde2ef952c85");
+const deepgram = createClient(process.env.DEEPGRAM_API_KEY);

Don't forget to update your documentation to instruct users on setting up the environment variable.

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  const deepgram = createClient(process.env.DEEPGRAM_API_KEY);
src/packages/SpeakLiveClient.ts (2)

151-158: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Refactor binary data handling for clarity and maintainability

The current implementation handles different binary data types in separate branches, which introduces some duplication. Consider refactoring the handleMessage method to streamline binary data processing and enhance readability.

You can unify the handling of ArrayBuffer, Buffer, and Blob types as follows:

protected handleMessage(event: MessageEvent): void {
  if (typeof event.data === "string") {
    try {
      const data = JSON.parse(event.data);
      this.handleTextMessage(data);
    } catch (error) {
      this.emit(LiveTTSEvents.Error, {
        event,
        message: "Unable to parse `data` as JSON.",
        error,
      });
    }
  } else if (
    event.data instanceof ArrayBuffer ||
    Buffer.isBuffer(event.data)
  ) {
    this.handleBinaryMessage(Buffer.from(event.data));
  } else if (event.data instanceof Blob) {
    event.data.arrayBuffer()
      .then((arrayBuffer) => {
        this.handleBinaryMessage(Buffer.from(arrayBuffer));
      })
      .catch((error) => {
        this.emit(LiveTTSEvents.Error, {
          event,
          message: 'Failed to process Blob data.',
          error,
        });
      });
  } else {
    console.log("Received unknown data type", event.data);
    this.emit(LiveTTSEvents.Error, {
      event,
      message: "Received unknown data type.",
    });
  }
}

This refactoring reduces duplicate code and consolidates the binary data handling logic, making it easier to maintain and extend in the future.


151-154: ⚠️ Potential issue

Handle potential errors in Blob to ArrayBuffer conversion

The asynchronous conversion of a Blob to an ArrayBuffer using arrayBuffer() may fail, which could lead to unhandled promise rejections. It's important to add error handling to manage any potential issues during this conversion.

Consider adding a .catch block to handle errors:

} else if (event.data instanceof Blob) {
  event.data.arrayBuffer()
    .then((buffer) => {
      this.handleBinaryMessage(Buffer.from(buffer));
    })
+   .catch((error) => {
+     this.emit(LiveTTSEvents.Error, {
+       event,
+       message: 'Failed to process Blob data.',
+       error,
+     });
+   });
}
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    } else if (event.data instanceof Blob) {
      event.data.arrayBuffer()
        .then((buffer) => {
          this.handleBinaryMessage(Buffer.from(buffer));
        })
        .catch((error) => {
          this.emit(LiveTTSEvents.Error, {
            event,
            message: 'Failed to process Blob data.',
            error,
          });
        });

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examples/node-speak-live/index.js (1)

Line range hint 4-81: Consider additional improvements for robustness

The changes effectively implement WAV format output. However, consider the following suggestions for improved robustness:

  1. Update the file size and data size fields in the WAV header before writing the file. This ensures full compliance with the WAV format specification.

  2. Add error handling for the case where the audio data exceeds the maximum size that can be represented in the WAV header (about 4GB).

  3. Consider adding a cleanup mechanism to close the Deepgram connection after the audio has been processed and saved.

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examples/node-speak-live/index.js (5)

4-22: LGTM: WAV header addition enhances audio compatibility

The addition of the wavHeader constant is a good improvement. It ensures that the generated audio file will be properly recognized and played by various media players and browsers. The header is correctly structured with the appropriate magic numbers and placeholders for file size and data size.


29-33: LGTM: Improved Deepgram client configuration

The addition of encoding and sample_rate parameters to the deepgram.speak.live method call is a good improvement. These settings ensure that the audio stream configuration aligns with the WAV format expectations:

  • encoding: "linear16" is consistent with the 16-bit samples used in the WAV format.
  • sample_rate: 48000 matches the sample rate specified in the WAV header.

This configuration will help maintain consistency between the generated audio and the WAV header.


35-35: LGTM: Correct audioBuffer initialization

Initializing the audioBuffer with the wavHeader is the correct approach. This ensures that the audio data begins with the proper WAV header, which is crucial for creating a valid WAV file.


74-74: LGTM: Updated file output to WAV format

The changes to the file writing logic are correct and consistent with the switch to WAV format:

  • The output file name has been updated from "output.mp3" to "output.wav".
  • The console log message now correctly states "Audio file saved as output.wav".

These modifications ensure that the file name and extension accurately reflect the new audio format.

Also applies to: 78-78


81-81: LGTM: Proper audioBuffer reset

Resetting the audioBuffer with the wavHeader after writing the file is the correct approach. This ensures that if multiple audio files are generated in a single session, each new file will start with the proper WAV header. This modification supports continuous WAV format output and maintains consistency across multiple writes.

@naomi-lgbt naomi-lgbt merged commit 753be7e into main Oct 10, 2024
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