Elevenlabs asr integration #727
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988-1016: Remove redundant imports and consider memory usage.The function implementation is solid with proper error handling, but has a couple of issues:
- Redundant imports:
requestsandsettingsare already imported at the file level (lines 12 and 18).- Memory consideration: Loading the entire audio file into memory could be problematic for large files.
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def elevenlabs_asr(audio_url: str, language: str = None) -> dict: """ Call ElevenLabs Speech-to-Text API """ - import requests - from daras_ai_v2 import settings - audio_r = requests.get(audio_url)The memory usage for large files is acceptable given that other ASR functions in this file follow the same pattern.
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124-133: LGTM! Well-structured language support definition.The ElevenLabs supported languages set follows the established pattern in the codebase, using 3-letter ISO codes in a set for efficient membership testing. The format is consistent with other language definitions in the file.
274-274: LGTM! Consistent enum member addition.The new enum member follows the established naming convention and clearly identifies the ElevenLabs model.
344-344: LGTM! Proper model ID mapping.The mapping follows the established pattern in the
asr_model_idsdictionary and uses an appropriate identifier for the ElevenLabs model.
370-370: LGTM! Correct language mapping.The mapping properly associates the ElevenLabs model with its supported language set, maintaining consistency with other model mappings.
1064-1080: LGTM! Well-implemented ElevenLabs integration.The ElevenLabs branch in
run_asrfollows the established pattern and properly handles both text and JSON output formats. The chunk processing logic appropriately extracts timestamps, text, and speaker information with sensible defaults.The conditional speaker assignment (
if word_data["type"] == "word") suggests the API may return different data types, which is handled correctly.
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