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usetranscribe

v1.1.2

Published

A React hook for recording audio or taking in an audio file as input, along with a utility function for audio transcription using OpenAI's API in a Next.js API route handler.

Downloads

14

Readme

useTranscribe

A React hook for recording audio or taking in an audio file as input, along with a utility function for audio transcription using OpenAI's API in a Next.js API route handler.

Installation

npm install usetranscribe

Usage

useTranscribe Hook

Import the hook:

import { useTranscribe } from 'usetranscribe';

Destructure the values you need from the hook:

const {
  startRecording,
  stopRecording,
  recording,
  result,
  audioUrl,
  transcribing,
  selectAudioFile,
  transcribeFile,
  handleFileChange,
  error
} = useTranscribe();

Destructured values and functions:

  • startRecording: Function to start recording audio.
  • stopRecording: Function to stop the ongoing audio recording.
  • recording: Boolean indicating if currently recording.
  • result: The transcribed result string or undefined.
  • audioUrl: URL of the recorded or selected audio.
  • transcribing: Boolean indicating if transcription is in progress.
  • selectAudioFile: Function to manually select an audio file.
  • transcribeFile: Function to transcribe a manually selected audio file.
  • handleFileChange: Function to handle the file input change event.
  • error: Any errors that occur during the process.

transcribeAudio Function

This function transcribes an audio file using OpenAI's API.

Note: This function is designed to be used in a Next.js API route handler.

Import the function:

import { transcribeAudio } from 'usetranscribe';

Use the function in your Next.js API route:

const result = await transcribeAudio(audioFile);

Requirements

  • Ensure you have set the OPENAI_API_KEY in your environment variables to use the transcribeAudio function.
  • The hook relies on the browser's MediaDevices API, so ensure that your application is running in a browser environment with this API available.