Webkit Speech connector for Algolia InstantSearch.js allows you to easily add Speech to Text (STT) as a widget to your Algolia search .
This repo is initially developed by Lextenso, open to the community
As of July 1, 2019, this project is no longer being maintained. Feel free to fork it!
This is a middleware between Algolia InstantSearch.js and Google Chrome's Web Speech API.
This Algolia connector is bundled with the NPM package instantsearch.js/es/connectors/connectSearchBox
.
The connector handle :
- Microphone browser authorization
- Output text results in search input
- Refine Algolia search with new values in realtime
This connector doesn't inject any templates, you have to develop your own HTML elements to trigger this connector.
You also need Algolia credentials.
- instantsearch.js : 2.10.0
Pre-compiled bundle is available on jsdelivr.com CDN :
<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/Lextenso/webkit-speech-algolia-connector-instantsearch.js@0.3/dist/webkitSpeechAlgoliaConnector.js"></script>
Or build the connector with Webpack :
lext:webkit-speech-algolia-connector-instantsearch.js$ npm run build
Import the webkitSpeechAlgoliaConnector module which is available in the /src
directory.
import webkitSpeechAlgoliaConnector from './webkitSpeechAlgoliaConnector';
All attributes are listed and detailed in the specifications section.
<script type="text/javascript">
const search = instantsearch(config);
// [...]
search.addWidget(
webkitSpeechAlgoliaConnector({
container: {
searchInput: [string],
voiceButton: [string]
},
template: {
onActiveClass: [string],
onInactiveClass: [string],
// OR
onStateChange: [function (state => 'active' || 'inactive')]
},
recognitionConfig: {
lang: [string],
continuous: [boolean]
}
})
);
// [...]
search.start();
</script>
import InstantSearch from 'instantsearch.js/es/';
import webkitSpeechAlgoliaConnector from './webkitSpeechAlgoliaConnector';
const search = InstantSearch(config);
// [...]
search.addWidget(
webkitSpeechAlgoliaConnector({
container: {
searchInput: [string],
voiceButton: [string],
},
template: {
onActiveClass: [string],
onInactiveClass: [string],
// OR
onStateChange: [function (state => 'active' || 'inactive')]
},
recognitionConfig: {
lang: [string],
continuous: [boolean]
}
})
);
// [...]
search.start();
Two examples are available : Standalone and ES Module. Each example require Google Chrome (> version 25) to work properly.
Execute this command to build examples.
lext:webkit-speech-algolia-connector-instantsearch.js$ npm run build-example
Attributes | Required ? | Comment | ||
---|---|---|---|---|
container | ||||
searchInput | [string] | Yes | This string must be a valid CSS selector string. | |
voiceButton | [string] | Yes | This string must be a valid CSS selector string. | |
template | ||||
onActiveClass | [string] | Yes (except if `onStateChange` is set) | ||
onInactiveClass | [string] | Yes (except if `onStateChange` is set) | ||
onErrorClass | [string] | No (if NOT set `onInactiveClass` will be used) | ||
onStateChange | [function (state => active || inactive || error)] | Yes (Only if `on{state}Class` are not enouth for your needs) | This callback will be triggered every time the state change. Possible values: active OR inactive OR error NOTE : This callback function override `onInactiveClass`, `onActiveClass` and `onErrorClass` |
|
autoHideContainer | [boolean || string] | No | Hide the container voiceButton if Web Speech APi isn't supported by the browser. It can be a valid CSS selector string, if you want to hide parent container. |
|
recognitionConfig | No | Web Speech API configuration (see doc) | ||
lang | [string] | No | By default it detect the language with the user-agent but it can be define manually. | |
continuous | [boolean] | No | STT stop listening when it detects final sentence |
- NPM publish
- Improve documentation
- Julien Madiot (@Madi-Ji)
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