Refactor 🔨

Signed-off-by: makaveli10 <vineet.suryan@collabora.com>
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import json
import logging
import threading
import numpy as np
class ServeClientBase(object):
RATE = 16000
SERVER_READY = "SERVER_READY"
DISCONNECT = "DISCONNECT"
def __init__(self, client_uid, websocket):
self.client_uid = client_uid
self.websocket = websocket
self.frames = b""
self.timestamp_offset = 0.0
self.frames_np = None
self.frames_offset = 0.0
self.text = []
self.current_out = ''
self.prev_out = ''
self.t_start = None
self.exit = False
self.same_output_count = 0
self.show_prev_out_thresh = 5 # if pause(no output from whisper) show previous output for 5 seconds
self.add_pause_thresh = 3 # add a blank to segment list as a pause(no speech) for 3 seconds
self.transcript = []
self.send_last_n_segments = 10
# text formatting
self.pick_previous_segments = 2
# threading
self.lock = threading.Lock()
def speech_to_text(self):
raise NotImplementedError
def transcribe_audio(self):
raise NotImplementedError
def handle_transcription_output(self):
raise NotImplementedError
def add_frames(self, frame_np):
"""
Add audio frames to the ongoing audio stream buffer.
This method is responsible for maintaining the audio stream buffer, allowing the continuous addition
of audio frames as they are received. It also ensures that the buffer does not exceed a specified size
to prevent excessive memory usage.
If the buffer size exceeds a threshold (45 seconds of audio data), it discards the oldest 30 seconds
of audio data to maintain a reasonable buffer size. If the buffer is empty, it initializes it with the provided
audio frame. The audio stream buffer is used for real-time processing of audio data for transcription.
Args:
frame_np (numpy.ndarray): The audio frame data as a NumPy array.
"""
self.lock.acquire()
if self.frames_np is not None and self.frames_np.shape[0] > 45*self.RATE:
self.frames_offset += 30.0
self.frames_np = self.frames_np[int(30*self.RATE):]
# check timestamp offset(should be >= self.frame_offset)
# this basically means that there is no speech as timestamp offset hasnt updated
# and is less than frame_offset
if self.timestamp_offset < self.frames_offset:
self.timestamp_offset = self.frames_offset
if self.frames_np is None:
self.frames_np = frame_np.copy()
else:
self.frames_np = np.concatenate((self.frames_np, frame_np), axis=0)
self.lock.release()
def clip_audio_if_no_valid_segment(self):
"""
Update the timestamp offset based on audio buffer status.
Clip audio if the current chunk exceeds 30 seconds, this basically implies that
no valid segment for the last 30 seconds from whisper
"""
with self.lock:
if self.frames_np[int((self.timestamp_offset - self.frames_offset)*self.RATE):].shape[0] > 25 * self.RATE:
duration = self.frames_np.shape[0] / self.RATE
self.timestamp_offset = self.frames_offset + duration - 5
def get_audio_chunk_for_processing(self):
"""
Retrieves the next chunk of audio data for processing based on the current offsets.
Calculates which part of the audio data should be processed next, based on
the difference between the current timestamp offset and the frame's offset, scaled by
the audio sample rate (RATE). It then returns this chunk of audio data along with its
duration in seconds.
Returns:
tuple: A tuple containing:
- input_bytes (np.ndarray): The next chunk of audio data to be processed.
- duration (float): The duration of the audio chunk in seconds.
"""
with self.lock:
samples_take = max(0, (self.timestamp_offset - self.frames_offset) * self.RATE)
input_bytes = self.frames_np[int(samples_take):].copy()
duration = input_bytes.shape[0] / self.RATE
return input_bytes, duration
def prepare_segments(self, last_segment=None):
"""
Prepares the segments of transcribed text to be sent to the client.
This method compiles the recent segments of transcribed text, ensuring that only the
specified number of the most recent segments are included. It also appends the most
recent segment of text if provided (which is considered incomplete because of the possibility
of the last word being truncated in the audio chunk).
Args:
last_segment (str, optional): The most recent segment of transcribed text to be added
to the list of segments. Defaults to None.
Returns:
list: A list of transcribed text segments to be sent to the client.
"""
segments = []
if len(self.transcript) >= self.send_last_n_segments:
segments = self.transcript[-self.send_last_n_segments:].copy()
else:
segments = self.transcript.copy()
if last_segment is not None:
segments = segments + [last_segment]
return segments
def get_audio_chunk_duration(self, input_bytes):
"""
Calculates the duration of the provided audio chunk.
Args:
input_bytes (numpy.ndarray): The audio chunk for which to calculate the duration.
Returns:
float: The duration of the audio chunk in seconds.
"""
return input_bytes.shape[0] / self.RATE
def send_transcription_to_client(self, segments):
"""
Sends the specified transcription segments to the client over the websocket connection.
This method formats the transcription segments into a JSON object and attempts to send
this object to the client. If an error occurs during the send operation, it logs the error.
Returns:
segments (list): A list of transcription segments to be sent to the client.
"""
try:
self.websocket.send(
json.dumps({
"uid": self.client_uid,
"segments": segments,
})
)
except Exception as e:
logging.error(f"[ERROR]: Sending data to client: {e}")
def disconnect(self):
"""
Notify the client of disconnection and send a disconnect message.
This method sends a disconnect message to the client via the WebSocket connection to notify them
that the transcription service is disconnecting gracefully.
"""
self.websocket.send(json.dumps({
"uid": self.client_uid,
"message": self.DISCONNECT
}))
def cleanup(self):
"""
Perform cleanup tasks before exiting the transcription service.
This method performs necessary cleanup tasks, including stopping the transcription thread, marking
the exit flag to indicate the transcription thread should exit gracefully, and destroying resources
associated with the transcription process.
"""
logging.info("Cleaning up.")
self.exit = True