Live Api Web Console
A react-based starter app for using the Live API over websockets with Gemini
Overview
The Live API Web Console is an innovative react-based starter application designed for developers seeking to harness the power of WebSockets for audio streaming and media recording. It offers a seamless integration for capturing user media from various sources such as microphones, webcams, and screen captures. Along with these capabilities, it includes a unified log view that supports robust development processes, ensuring developers can effectively monitor and debug their applications in real-time.
This project serves as an experimental demonstration of the Live API, showcasing its potential for building interactive applications. By providing a practical boilerplate setup, the Live API allows developers to rapidly build and deploy their applications while emphasizing collaboration and learning within the developer community.
Features
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WebSocket Communication: The app includes an event-emitting WebSocket client that simplifies communication between the WebSocket and the front-end interface.
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Audio Processing: It features a dedicated communication layer designed to manage audio inputs and outputs effectively, enhancing the audio streaming experience.
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User Media Recording: Capture media directly from user devices such as microphones, webcams, and screens, making it ideal for a variety of application types.
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Development Logging: The built-in log view provides developers with essential insights and error tracking, aiding in swift debugging and application enhancement.
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Production Builds: The app supports easy production-ready builds, optimizing performance and ensuring a seamless user experience when deployed.
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Community Driven: The project encourages open-source contributions, promoting collaborative learning and innovation among developers using the Live API.
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Example Applications: With several example applications included, developers can quickly reference and implement use cases tailored to specific objectives.
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- Typescript
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- Zustand
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