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kanari-voice-assistant

v1.0.0

Published

kanari voice assistant package

Downloads

2

Readme

Kanari Web SDK

This package lets you to start kannari-assistant directly in your webapp.

Installation

You can install the package via npm:

npm install kanari-voice-assistant

Usage

First, import the Kanari class from the package :

import Kanari from 'kanari-voice-assistant'

Then, create a new instance of the Kanari class, passing your assistant-id as a parameter to the constructor :

const kassistant = new Kanari('your-assistant-id');

You can start the voice assistant by calling the start method and passing an assistant object :

kassistant.start(options);

The start method will initiate the assistant.

kanari-assistant accepts an options object

options = {
    model : "gpt-3.5-turbo",
    voice :"Arabic-Abeer(Female)"
}

The following are the options that can be passed to start.

Key | Description --- | --- model | Which model to be used voice-options | ("Arabic-Abeer(Female)", "Arabic-Rouaa(Expressive Female)", "Syrian(Male)", "Arabic-Hamza(Male)", "Egyptian(Male)" )

Events

kassistant.on('message', message => {
    // will provide the transcription.
})

kassistant.on('audioBlob', audio => {
    // get the blob.
})

You can stop the voice assistant by calling the stop method :

kassistant.stop();

This will stop the assistant.