feat: make provider objects generic#532
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participant User
participant ExampleScript
participant DeepgramClient
participant VoiceAgentWS
User->>ExampleScript: Run main()
ExampleScript->>DeepgramClient: Initialize with API key
ExampleScript->>VoiceAgentWS: Configure agent options (audio, providers, etc.)
ExampleScript->>VoiceAgentWS: Register event handlers
ExampleScript->>VoiceAgentWS: Start connection with options
VoiceAgentWS-->>ExampleScript: on_welcome, on_settings, on_error events
ExampleScript->>VoiceAgentWS: Finish connection
ExampleScript-->>User: Print and log status
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examples/agent/arbitrary_keys/main.py (1)
23-100: Well-structured example demonstrating arbitrary provider attributes.This example effectively demonstrates the new flexible provider configuration with arbitrary keys. The implementation follows good practices with proper error handling, environment variable usage, and resource cleanup.
A few minor suggestions for improvement:
+ # Create chatlog.txt if it doesn't exist and add timestamp + timestamp = datetime.now().strftime("%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S") + with open("chatlog.txt", 'a') as chatlog: + chatlog.write(f"\n=== Session started at {timestamp} ===\n") + def on_welcome(self, welcome, **kwargs): print(f"Welcome message received: {welcome}") with open("chatlog.txt", 'a') as chatlog: - chatlog.write(f"Welcome message: {welcome}\n") + chatlog.write(f"[{datetime.now().strftime('%H:%M:%S')}] Welcome: {welcome}\n")
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deepgram/clients/agent/v1/websocket/options.py
[warning] 228-228: pylint: Missing class docstring (missing-class-docstring)
[warning] 233-233: pylint: Consider explicitly re-raising using 'except KeyError as exc' and 'raise AttributeError(name) from exc' (raise-missing-from)
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examples/agent/arbitrary_keys/main.py (1)
61-61: Excellent demonstration of arbitrary key support.This line perfectly demonstrates the new capability to add arbitrary attributes to the speak provider, which aligns with the PR objective.
deepgram/clients/agent/v1/websocket/options.py (2)
221-221: Provider type change enables arbitrary attributes.The change from
SpeakProvidertodictsuccessfully enables arbitrary attribute support as demonstrated in the example script.
239-243: Simplified getitem method maintains essential functionality.The removal of SpeakProvider-specific logic correctly simplifies this method while preserving the Endpoint conversion functionality.
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examples/agent/arbitrary_keys/main.py (4)
8-14: Unused imports detected.Several imported modules (
requests,wave,io,time,threading,datetime) are not used in the code and should be removed to improve clarity.-import requests -import wave -import io -import time import os import json -import threading -from datetime import datetime
31-31: Security concern: API key logging.Printing "API Key found:" could be misleading and might encourage logging of sensitive information. Consider a more generic success message.
- print(f"API Key found:") + print("API key successfully loaded from environment")
88-88: Remove debug print statement.The
print(options)statement appears to be debug code and should be removed for production-quality examples.- print(options)
95-95: Add cleanup for chatlog file.Consider cleaning up the chatlog.txt file at the end of the example to avoid accumulating test data across runs.
# Cleanup connection.finish() + try: + os.remove("chatlog.txt") + except OSError: + pass # File might not exist or be removable
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examples/agent/arbitrary_keys/main.py (2)
63-63: Intentional test case correctly implemented.The arbitrary key addition aligns with the example's purpose of demonstrating error handling for invalid provider configurations. This validates the generic provider functionality.
96-97: Excellent documentation of expected behavior.The clear explanation of expected failure and instructions for verification make this example very user-friendly and educational.
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