feat: Make openai_realtime_dart client to strong-typed

Author: davidmigloz

packages/openai_dart/oas/main.dart

@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ import 'dart:io';
 
 import 'package:openapi_spec/openapi_spec.dart';
 
-/// Generates Chroma API client Dart code from the OpenAPI spec.
+/// Generates OpenAI API client Dart code from the OpenAPI spec.
 /// Official spec: https://github.com/openai/openai-openapi/blob/master/openapi.yaml
 void main() async {
   final spec = OpenApi.fromFile(source: 'oas/openapi_curated.yaml');

packages/openai_realtime_dart/README.md

@@ -36,28 +36,33 @@ final client = RealtimeClient(
 );
 
 // Can set parameters ahead of connecting, either separately or all at once
-client.updateSession(instructions: 'You are a great, upbeat friend.');
-client.updateSession(voice: 'alloy');
-client.updateSession(
-  turnDetection: {'type': 'none'},
-  inputAudioTranscription: {'model': 'whisper-1'},
+await client.updateSession(instructions: 'You are a great, upbeat friend.');
+await client.updateSession(voice: Voice.alloy);
+await client.updateSession(
+  turnDetection: TurnDetection(
+    type: TurnDetectionType.serverVad,
+  ),
+  inputAudioTranscription: InputAudioTranscriptionConfig(
+    model: 'whisper-1',
+  ),
 );
 
 // Set up event handling
-client.on('conversation.updated', (event) {
+client.on(RealtimeEventType.conversationUpdated, (event) {
   // item is the current item being updated
-  final item = event?['item'];
-  // delta can be null or populated
-  final delta = event?['delta'];
+  final result = (event as RealtimeEventConversationUpdated).result;
+  final item = result.item;
+  final delta = result.delta;
   // you can fetch a full list of items at any time
+  final items = client.conversation.getItems();
 });
 
 // Connect to Realtime API
 await client.connect();
 
 // Send a item and triggers a generation
-client.sendUserMessageContent([
-  {'type': 'input_text', 'text': 'How are you?'},
+await client.sendUserMessageContent([
+  const ContentPart.inputText(text: 'How are you?'),
 ]);
 ```
 
@@ -94,7 +99,7 @@ In this package, there are three primitives for interfacing with the Realtime AP
   - Thin wrapper over [WebSocket](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/WebSocket)
   - Use this for connecting to the API, authenticating, and sending items
   - There is **no item validation**, you will have to rely on the API specification directly
-  - Dispatches events as `server.{event_name}` and `client.{event_name}`, respectively
+  - Dispatches events according to the `RealtimeEventType` enum
 3. [`RealtimeConversation`](./lib/src/conversation.dart)
   - Exists on client instance as `client.conversation`
   - Stores a client-side cache of the current conversation
@@ -109,18 +114,18 @@ The client comes packaged with some basic utilities that make it easy to build r
 Sending messages to the server from the user is easy.
 
 ```dart
-client.sendUserMessageContent([
-  {'type': 'input_text', 'text': 'How are you?'},
+await client.sendUserMessageContent([
+  const ContentPart.inputText(text: 'How are you?'),
 ]);
 // or (empty audio)
-client.sendUserMessageContent([
-  {'type': 'input_audio', 'audio': Uint8List(0)},
+await client.sendUserMessageContent([
+  ContentPart.inputAudio(audio: ''), // Base64 encoded audio
 ]);
 ```
 
 ### Sending streaming audio
 
-To send streaming audio, use the `.appendInputAudio()` method. If you're in `turn_detection: 'disabled'` mode, then you need to use `.createResponse()` to tell the model to respond.
+To send streaming audio, use the `.appendInputAudio()` method. If you're in manual mode (no turn detection), then you need to use `.createResponse()` to tell the model to respond.
 
 ```dart
 // Send user audio, must be Uint8List
@@ -132,53 +137,48 @@ for (var i = 0; i < 10; i++) {
     final value = (Random().nextDouble() * 2 - 1) * 0x8000;
     data[n] = value.toInt();
   }
-  client.appendInputAudio(data);
+  await client.appendInputAudio(data);
 }
 // Pending audio is committed and model is asked to generate
-client.createResponse();
+await client.createResponse();
 ```
 
 ### Adding and using tools
 
 Working with tools is easy. Just call `.addTool()` and set a callback as the second parameter. The callback will be executed with the parameters for the tool, and the result will be automatically sent back to the model.
 
 ```dart
-// We can add tools as well, with callbacks specified
-client.addTool(
-  {
-    'name': 'get_weather',
-    'description': 'Retrieves the weather for a given lat, lng coordinate pair. Specify a label for the location.',
-    'parameters': {
+await client.addTool(
+  const ToolDefinition(
+    name: 'get_weather',
+    description: 'Retrieves the weather for a location given its latitude and longitude coordinate pair.',
+    parameters: {
       'type': 'object',
       'properties': {
         'lat': {
           'type': 'number',
-          'description': 'Latitude',
+          'description': 'Latitude of the location',
         },
         'lng': {
           'type': 'number',
-          'description': 'Longitude',
-        },
-        'location': {
-          'type': 'string',
-          'description': 'Name of the location',
+          'description': 'Longitude of the location',
         },
       },
-      'required': ['lat', 'lng', 'location'],
+      'required': ['lat', 'lng'],
     },
-  },
+  ),
   (Map<String, dynamic> params) async {
     final result = await HttpClient()
         .getUrl(
           Uri.parse(
             'https://api.open-meteo.com/v1/forecast?'
-                'latitude=${params['lat']}&'
-                'longitude=${params['lng']}&'
-                'current=temperature_2m,wind_speed_10m',
+            'latitude=${params['lat']}&'
+            'longitude=${params['lng']}&'
+            'current=temperature_2m,wind_speed_10m',
           ),
         )
         .then((request) => request.close())
-        .then((response) => response.transform(Utf8Decoder()).join())
+        .then((res) => res.transform(const Utf8Decoder()).join())
         .then(jsonDecode);
     return result;
   },
@@ -189,19 +189,17 @@ client.addTool(
 
 The `.addTool()` method automatically runs a tool handler and triggers a response on handler completion. Sometimes you may not want that, for example: using tools to generate a schema that you use for other purposes.
 
-In this case, we can use the `tools` item with `updateSession`. In this case you **must** specify `type: 'function'`, which is not required for `.addTool()`.
+In this case, we can use the `tools` parameter with `updateSession`. 
 
 **Note:** Tools added with `.addTool()` will **not** be overridden when updating sessions manually like this, but every `updateSession()` change will override previous `updateSession()` changes. Tools added via `.addTool()` are persisted and appended to anything set manually here.
 
 ```dart
-client.updateSession(
+await client.updateSession(
   tools: [
-    {
-      'type': 'function',
-      'name': 'get_weather',
-      'description':
-          'Retrieves the weather for a given lat, lng coordinate pair. Specify a label for the location.',
-      'parameters': {
+    const ToolDefinition(
+      name: 'get_weather',
+      description: 'Retrieves the weather for a location given its latitude and longitude coordinate pair.',
+      parameters: {
         'type': 'object',
         'properties': {
           'lat': {
@@ -212,124 +210,118 @@ client.updateSession(
             'type': 'number',
             'description': 'Longitude',
           },
-          'location': {
-            'type': 'string',
-            'description': 'Name of the location',
-          },
         },
-        'required': ['lat', 'lng', 'location'],
+        'required': ['lat', 'lng'],
       },
-    },
+    ),
   ],
 );
 ```
 
 Then, to handle function calls...
 
 ```dart
-client.on('conversation.item.completed', (event) {
-  final item = event?['item'] as Map<String, dynamic>?;
-  if (item?['type'] == 'function_call') {
+client.on(RealtimeEventType.conversationItemCompleted, (event) {
+  final item = (event as RealtimeEventConversationItemCompleted).item;
+  if (item.item is ItemFunctionCall) {
     // your function call is complete, execute some custom code
   }
 });
 ```
 
 ### Interrupting the model
 
-You may want to manually interrupt the model, especially in `turn_detection: 'disabled'` mode. To do this, we can use:
+You may want to manually interrupt the model, especially when not using turn detection. To do this, we can use:
 
 ```dart
 // id is the id of the item currently being generated
 // sampleCount is the number of audio samples that have been heard by the listener
-client.cancelResponse(id, sampleCount);
+await client.cancelResponse(id, sampleCount);
 ```
 
 This method will cause the model to immediately cease generation, but also truncate the item being played by removing all audio after `sampleCount` and clearing the text response. By using this method you can interrupt the model and prevent it from "remembering" anything it has generated that is ahead of where the user's state is.
 
 ## Client events
 
-If you need more manual control and want to send custom client events according to the [Realtime Client Events API Reference](https://platform.openai.com/docs/api-reference/realtime-client-events), you can use `client.realtime.send()` like so:
+The `RealtimeClient` provides strongly typed events that map to the [Realtime API Events](https://platform.openai.com/docs/api-reference/realtime-events). You can listen to specific events using the `RealtimeEventType` enum.
 
 ```dart
-client.realtime.send('conversation.item.create', {
-  'item': {
-    'type': 'function_call_output',
-    'call_id': 'my-call-id',
-    'output': '{function_succeeded:true}',
-  },
-});
+client.realtime.send(
+  RealtimeEvent.conversationItemCreate(
+    eventId: RealtimeUtils.generateId(),
+    item: Item.functionCallOutput(
+      id: RealtimeUtils.generateId(),
+      callId: 'my-call-id',
+      output: '{function_succeeded:true}',
+    ),
+  ),
+);
 ```
 
 ### Utility events
 
-With `RealtimeClient` we have reduced the event overhead from server events to **five** main events that are most critical for your application control flow. These events **are not** part of the API specification itself, but wrap logic to make application development easier.
+With `RealtimeClient` we have reduced the event overhead from server events to **five** main events that are most critical for your application control flow:
 
 ```dart
 // Errors like connection failures
-client.on('error', (event) {
-  // do something
+client.on(RealtimeEventType.error, (event) {
+  final error = (event as RealtimeEventError).error;
+  // do something with the error
 });
 
 // In VAD mode, the user starts speaking
 // we can use this to stop audio playback of a previous response if necessary
-client.on('conversation.interrupted', (event) {
-  // do something
+client.on(RealtimeEventType.conversationInterrupted, (event) {
+  // handle interruption
 });
 
 // Includes all changes to conversations
-// delta may be populated
-client.on('conversation.updated', (event) {
-  final item = event?['item'] as Map<String, dynamic>?;
-  final delta = event?['delta'] as Map<String, dynamic>?;
+client.on(RealtimeEventType.conversationUpdated, (event) {
+  final result = (event as RealtimeEventConversationUpdated).result;
+  final item = result.item;
+  final delta = result.delta;
   
   // get all items, e.g. if you need to update a chat window
   final items = client.conversation.getItems();
   
-  final type = item?['type'] as String?;
-  switch (type) {
-    case 'message':
-      // system, user, or assistant message (item.role)
-    case 'function_call':
-      // always a function call from the model
-    case 'function_call_output':
-      // always a response from the user / application
+  if (item?.item case final ItemMessage message) {
+    // system, user, or assistant message (message.role)
+  } else if (item?.item case final ItemFunctionCall functionCall) {
+    // always a function call from the model
+  } else if (item?.item case final ItemFunctionCallOutput functionCallOutput) {
+    // always a response from the user / application
   }
+  
   if (delta != null) {
     // Only one of the following will be populated for any given event
-    // delta['audio'] -> Uint8List, audio added
-    // delta['transcript'] -> string, transcript added
-    // delta['arguments'] -> string, function arguments added
+    // delta.audio -> Uint8List, audio added
+    // delta.transcript -> string, transcript added
+    // delta.arguments -> string, function arguments added
   }
 });
 
 // Only triggered after item added to conversation
-client.on('conversation.item.appended', (event) {
-  final item = event?['item'] as Map<String, dynamic>?;
-  // item?['status'] -> can be 'in_progress' or 'completed' 
+client.on(RealtimeEventType.conversationItemAppended, (event) {
+  final item = (event as RealtimeEventConversationItemAppended).item;
+  // item.status can be ItemStatus.inProgress or ItemStatus.completed
 });
 
 // Only triggered after item completed in conversation
 // will always be triggered after conversation.item.appended
-client.on('conversation.item.completed', (event) {
-  final item = event?['item'] as Map<String, dynamic>?;
-  // item?['status'] -> will always be 'completed'
+client.on(RealtimeEventType.conversationItemCompleted, (event) {
+  final item = (event as RealtimeEventConversationItemCompleted).item;
+  // item.status will always be ItemStatus.completed
 });
 ```
 
 ### Server events
 
-If you want more control over your application development, you can use the `realtime.event` event and choose only to respond to **server** events. The full documentation for these events are available on the [Realtime Server Events API Reference](https://platform.openai.com/docs/api-reference/realtime-server-events).
+If you want more control over your application development, you can use the `RealtimeEventType.all` event and choose only to respond to **server** events. The full documentation for these events are available on the [Realtime Server Events API Reference](https://platform.openai.com/docs/api-reference/realtime-server-events).
 
 ```dart
 // all events, can use for logging, debugging, or manual event handling
-client.on('realtime.event', (event ) {
-  final time = event?['time'] as String?;
-  final source = event?['source'] as String?;
-  final eventPayload = event?['event'] as Map<String, dynamic>?;
-  if (source == 'server') {
-    // do something
-  }
+client.on(RealtimeEventType.all, (event) {
+  // Handle any RealtimeEvent
 });
 ```
 

packages/openai_realtime_dart/build.yaml

@@ -0,0 +1,13 @@
+targets:
+  $default:
+    builders:
+      source_gen|combining_builder:
+        options:
+          ignore_for_file:
+            - prefer_final_parameters
+            - require_trailing_commas
+            - non_constant_identifier_names
+            - unnecessary_null_checks
+      json_serializable:
+        options:
+          explicit_to_json: true