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@linto-ai/linto

v1.1.2

Published

Wrapper around LinTO Studio API

Downloads

14

Readme

LinTO Studio SDK

LinTO Studio SDK is a wrapper around LinTO Studio API. You can generate an auth token from LinTO Studio in the organization settings.

It is available in Python and Javascript (NodeJS and web browser).

Install

Python

pip install linto

NodeJS or compiled front-end project

npm install @linto-ai/linto

Plain JS in web browser

<script type="module" src="https://unpkg.com/@linto-ai/linto/index.js"></script>

How to use

NodeJS or Web browser

// NodeJS
import LinTO from "@linto-ai/linto"
let linTO = new LinTO({
  authToken: "authToken",
})

// Browser
let linTO = new window.LinTO({
  authToken: "authToken",
})

// Choose depending on your environment

// NodeJS
import fs from "fs"
const file = await fs.openAsBlob("path/to/audio.mp3")

// Browser :
// From an <input type='file'/>
const file = document.getElementById("file").files[0]

const handle = await linTO.transcribe(file)

handle.addEventListener("update", (e) => {
  console.log("Audio transcription processing", e.detail)
})

handle.addEventListener("done", (e) => {
  console.log("Audio transcription completed")
  console.log("Full text", e.detail.fullText)
  console.log("Formated output", e.detail.toFormat())
  console.log("Turns list", e.detail.turns)
  console.log("Api response", e.detail.response)
})

handle.addEventListener("error", () => {
  console.log("Error while processing the audio")
})

Full example

Python

import os
from linto import LinTO

linTO = LinTO(auth_token="auth_token")

with open("path/to/audio.mp3", "rb") as f:
    file = f.read()

handle = await linTO.transcribe(file)

def on_update(data):
    print("Audio transcription processing", data)

def on_done(data):
    print("Audio transcription completed")
    print("Full text", data.full_text)
    print("Formated output", data.to_format())
    print("Turns list", data.turns)
    print("Api response", data.response)

def on_error(data):
    print("Error while processing the audio")

handle.on("update", on_update)
handle.on("done", on_done)
handle.on("error", on_error)

See complete python script at python/test.js

Documentation

Options in camelCase are the same in pascal_case for Python

Initialisation

// Javascript
linTO = new LinTO({authToken = "auth_token", ...options})
# Python
linTO = LinTO(auth_token="auth_token", **options)

Options

| Parameter | required | value | description | default value | | --------- | -------- | ------ | ------------------- | ------------------------------ | | authToken | yes | String | Studio auth token | | | baseUrl | no | String | Studio API base url | https://studio.linto.ai/cm-api |

Transcribe

// Javascript
const handle = await linTO.transcribe(file, { ...options })

handle.addEventListener("update", callback)
handle.addEventListener("done", callback)
handle.addEventListener("error", callback)
# Python
await linTO.transcribe(file, **options)

handle.on("update", callback)
handle.on("done", callback)
handle.on("error", callback)

Options

| Parameter | required | value | description | default value | | ----------------- | -------- | ------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------- | | file | yes | File or Blob | Audio file to transcribe | | | enableDiarization | no | Bool | Enable speaker diarization | True | | numberOfSpeaker | no | Int | Number of speaker for diarization, 0 means auto | 0 | | language | no | 2 letters language code or "*" | Language the audio should be transcribed. "*" means auto-detection + multiple languages | "*" | | enablePunctuation | no | Bool | Enable automatic punctuation recognition | True | | name | no | String | Name of the media in LinTO Studio | "imported file ${date}" |

toFormat options

| Parameter | required | value | description | default value | | -------------- | -------- | ------ | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------- | | sep | no | String | Separator between metadatas | " - " | | metaTextSep | no | String | Separator between metadata and text | " : " | | eol | no | String | End of line character ("CRLF" or "LF" or None). If neither "CRLF" or "LF", no carriage return is added. | "CRLF" | | ensureFinalEOL | no | Bool | Whether to ensure final end of line | false | | include | no | Object | Which metadata to include (speaker, lang, timestamp) | { speaker: true, lang: true, timestamp: true } | | order | no | Array | Order of metadata in output | ["speaker", "lang", "timestamp"] |

Coming soon 🏗️

Transcribe video conference

const meeting = await linTO.transcribeVideoConference({ type, url, ...options })
meeting.addEventListener("connected", callback)
meeting.addEventListener("meeting_start", callback)
meeting.addEventListener("people_join", callback)
meeting.addEventListener("meeting_end", callback)
meeting.addEventListener("transcription", callback)

handle = await meeting.offlineTranscription({ ...options })
handle.addEventListener("update", callback)
handle.addEventListener("done", callback)
handle.addEventListener("error", callback)

Live transcription

const live = await linTO.transcribeLive({ ...option })
live.connectAudio(source)
live.startTranscription()
live.stopTranscription()
live.addEventListener("transcription", callback)