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@uhlive/javascript-sdk

v0.20.0

Published

6 months ago

JavaScript SDK for convenient access to the uh!ive API

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uhlive allo-media sdk

Uh!ive JS SDK

The uh!ive JS SDK provides convenient access to the uh!ive API from applications written in the JavaScript language. Only browsers are supported, not Node.js applications.

Read the documentation for the Conversation API and for the Recognition API (vocal bot toolkit).

Requirements

As specified in the .tool-versions and package.json files, you need the following versions of Node and npm:

nodejs 16.13.1
npm 8.1.2

Note that you must have a token and an identifier to use this package.

Installation

npm install @uhlive/javascript-sdk

Microphone

This SDK needs you to use a microphone as an input for audio. Importation of audio files is not supported.

Usage

The easiest way to start is to run the examples provided in the ./node_modules/@uhlive/javascript-sdk/examples/ folder. You can also find them on the Github @uhlive/javascript-sdk repository.

Note that you must create a settings.js file, based on settings.js.dist, and change the identifier and token to match yours.

Start the example:

cd ./examples/basic/
npm i
npm run dev

It will print a local URL on which the local server is accessible.

The first time your run the example, your browser will ask for your permission to access your microphone. You must accept it for the SDK to work.

Just speak, and voilà!

You can find a more advanced example in ./examples/advanced/, and go check the documentation for more information and the API reference for technical details.

Tests

npm test