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vosklet

v1.0.3

Published

A speech recognizer that can run on the browser, inspired by vosk-browser

Downloads

24

Readme

Overview

  • A speech recognizer built on Vosk that can be run on the browser, inspired by vosk-browser, but built from scratch and no code taken!
  • Designed with basic/nothrow exception safety
  • See the examples folder for examples on using the API.
  • See API.md for the API reference
  • See test for a developer build script for just the JS

Compared to vosk-browser

  • Support multiple models
  • Has models' storage path management
  • Has models' ID management (for model updates)
  • Has smaller JS size (>3.1MB vs 1.4MB gzipped)
  • Has all related files (pthread worker, audio worklet processor,...) merged
  • Has faster processing time
  • Has shorter from-scratch build time
  • Has more Vosk functions exposed

Basic usage (microphone recognition)

  • Result are logged to the console.
  • Copied from examples/fromMic.html
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
  <head>
    <script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/msqr1/[email protected]/Vosklet.min.js"></script>
    <script>
      async function start() {
        // Make sure sample rate matches that in the training data
        let ctx = new AudioContext({sampleRate : 16000})
        // Setup mic with correct sample rate
        let micNode = ctx.createMediaStreamSource(await navigator.mediaDevices.getUserMedia({
          video: false,
          audio: {
            echoCancellation: true,
            noiseSuppression: true,
            channelCount: 1,
            sampleRate: 16000
          },
        }))
        // Load Vosklet module, model and recognizer
        let module = await loadVosklet()
        let model = await module.createModel("https://github.com/msqr1/Vosklet/raw/main/examples/en-model.tgz","model","ID")
        let recognizer = await module.createRecognizer(model, 16000)
        // Listen for result and partial result
        recognizer.addEventListener("result", ev => {
          console.log("Result: ", ev.detail)
        })
        recognizer.addEventListener("partialResult", ev => {
          console.log("Partial result: ", ev.detail)
        })
        // Create a transferer node to get audio data on the main thread
        let transferer = await module.createTransferer(ctx, 128 * 150)
        // Recognize data on arrival
        transferer.port.onmessage = ev => {
          recognizer.acceptWaveform(ev.data)
        }
        // Connect to microphone
        micNode.connect(transferer)
      }
    </script>
    <!-- Start and create audio context only as a result of user's action -->
    <button onclick="start()">Start</button>
  </head>
</html>