svelte component for using the openai realtime api
SvelteKit OpenAI Realtime API is a powerful component that integrates the OpenAI Realtime API into your Svelte (Kit) projects. Serving as a bridge to harness the incredible capabilities of OpenAI, this component allows developers to easily implement interactive and real-time functionalities without diving deep into complex setups. While still a work in progress, it promises to be a functional asset for developers looking to enhance their applications with cutting-edge AI features.
This component offers a simple setup for both client-side and server-side interactions, ensuring that users can leverage the API effectively. With additional functionalities and visualizations, it paves the way for innovative applications, whether for chat interactions or audio visualizations.
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