deepgram / deepgram-python-sdk

Official Python SDK for Deepgram's automated speech recognition APIs.
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added the Search response for streaming requests #463

Closed jjmaldonis closed 2 months ago

jjmaldonis commented 2 months ago

Proposed changes

Adds the Search response for streaming requests. This is supported.

I pulled the relevant code directly from clients/listen/v1/rest/response.py.

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Bug report: https://discord.com/channels/1108042150941294664/1285161452763611158/1285161452763611158

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Walkthrough

The provided changes introduce support for search-related functionality in the response data, allowing for the retrieval of search queries and associated hit information. The key changes include the addition of new data classes, Hit and Search, and the modification of the existing Channel class to include an optional search field.

Changes

File Change Summary
deepgram/clients/listen/v1/websocket/response.py 1. Added Hit data class to represent hit information for the response.
2. Added Search data class to represent search information for the response.
3. Modified Channel class to include an optional search field, which is a list of Search objects.
4. Updated the __getitem__ method in the Channel class to handle the new search field.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Client
    participant WebsocketResponse
    participant Channel
    participant Hit
    participant Search

    Client->>WebsocketResponse: Receive response
    WebsocketResponse->>Channel: Create Channel object
    Channel->>Search: Create Search object(s)
    Search->>Hit: Create Hit object(s)
    Channel->>Client: Return Channel object with search information

The sequence diagram above illustrates the high-level flow of the new search-related functionality. The client receives a WebsocketResponse, which is then used to create a Channel object. The Channel object then creates one or more Search objects, each of which contains one or more Hit objects. Finally, the Channel object is returned to the client, providing access to the search information.


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`96-105`: **LGTM!** The `Hit` data class is well-defined with appropriate fields, types, and default values. It inherits from `BaseResponse` and is decorated with `@dataclass`, which is a good practice. --- `108-121`: **LGTM!** The `Search` data class is well-defined with appropriate fields, types, and default values. It inherits from `BaseResponse` and is decorated with `@dataclass`, which is a good practice. The `__getitem__` method is overridden to handle the conversion of hits from dictionary to `Hit` objects, which is a nice touch. --- `130-138`: **LGTM!** The `Channel` data class has been updated with a new optional `search` field, which is appropriately typed as `Optional[List[Search]]` and has a default value of `None`. The field is decorated with `field(default=None, metadata=dataclass_config(exclude=lambda f: f is None))`, which is a good practice to exclude the field from serialization if it is `None`. The `__getitem__` method has been updated to handle the conversion of the `search` field from dictionary to a list of `Search` objects, which is consistent with the handling of the `alternatives` field.
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davidvonthenen commented 2 months ago

Awesome! Thanks @jjmaldonis