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deepgram / deepgram-dotnet-sdk

.NET SDK for Deepgram's automated speech recognition APIs.
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Implement `Finalize` and AutoFlush Functionality #311

Closed davidvonthenen closed 4 months ago

davidvonthenen commented 4 months ago

Addresses: https://github.com/deepgram/deepgram-dotnet-sdk/issues/296, https://github.com/deepgram/deepgram-dotnet-sdk/issues/276, https://github.com/deepgram/deepgram-dotnet-sdk/issues/250

This implements fixes for:

This also restructures the PreRecorded and LiveClient to place them under the Deepgram.Clients.Listen and for their Model objects, the Deepgram.Models.Listen. This preserves the backward compatibility of the older objects/constants/etc., with a warning to update them as they will be removed in a future version. This makes it so all projects referencing old objects will still build and run, allowing users to migrate at their convenience before the next major version.

Deepgram.Clients Changes

Since TTS WS was implemented this way, the STT Clients have been reorganized similarly. To demonstrate the approach for clients on this PR, the following changes were made to the clients.

The way it was before:

Deepgram
+-- Clients
       +-- PreRecorded
              +-- Client.cs
              +-- (other files like constants, etc)
       +-- live
              +-- Client.cs
              +-- (other files like constants, etc)
       ...

The files were moved into a pkg/client/<type>/v1 folder, and the pkg/client/<type> created backward-compatible links to artifacts in these new v1 folders.

Deepgram
+-- Clients
       +-- Listen
             +-- client.go (reference/pointer to v1 folder)
             +-- v1
                    +-- REST
                          +-- [MOVED] Client.cs
                          +-- [MOVED]  (other files like constants, etc)
                    +-- WebSocket
                          +-- [MOVED] Client.cs
                          +-- [MOVED]  (other files like constants, etc)
       +-- PreRecorded.v1
              +-- [DEPRECATED] All classes/enums/etc that were there are accessible/referencable, but extending the new `Listen/v1` objects.
       +-- Live.v1
              +-- [DEPRECATED] All classes/enums/etc that were there are accessible/referencable, but extending the new `Listen/v1` objects.
       ...

Deepgram.Models Changes

Since TTS WS is implemented this way, the STT Models are reorganized similarly. The implementation of TTS WS was done purposely so that this change could be made easily. These changes then follow the client in a similar fashion.

The way it was before:

Deepgram
+-- Models
      ...
       +-- PreRecorded.v1
              +-- SyncResponse.cs
              +-- (other files like constants, etc)
       +-- Live.v1
              +-- SyncResponse.cs
              +-- (other files like constants, etc)
       ...

The files were moved into a pkg/api/<type>v1 folder and the pkg/client/<type> created backward-compatible links to artifacts in these new v1 folders.

Deepgram
+-- Models
       +-- Listen
             +-- v1
                    +-- REST
                           +-- [MOVED] SyncResponse.cs
                           +-- [MOVED] (other files like constants, etc)
                    +-- WebSocket
                           +-- [MOVED] SyncResponse.cs
                           +-- [MOVED] (other files like constants, etc)
       +-- PreRecorded.v1
              +-- [DEPRECATED] All classes/enums/etc that were there are accessible/referencable, but extending the new `Listen/v1` objects.
       +-- Live.v1
              +-- [DEPRECATED] All classes/enums/etc that were there are accessible/referencable, but extending the new `Listen/v1` objects.
       ...

The users' code should remain unchanged, but now hint that there are deprecated packages in use to be removed at the next major release. This is what it will look like in the IDE/editor by way of a strikethrough (picture below) and this warning in the deprecated packages:

// *********** WARNING ***********
// This package provides <package functionality>...
//
// Deprecated: This package is deprecated. Use the <this new> package instead. This will be removed in a future release.
//
// This package is frozen and no new functionality will be added.
// *********** WARNING ***********

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The README was NOT updated because they need to be updated for Listen and Speak. Will do so in a subsequent PR.

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